Right to be forgotten ruling amends that people can ask to take down their personal data once it’s no longer necessary. It signifies that page containing irrelevant, excessive, or inaccurate data must be removed from Google search results. “Right to be forgotten” ruling got first stated in Article 12, based on the EU’s 1995 Data Protection Directive. The impact of this law has provoked a new dimension in the online world. As of now, Google revealed that it had received 655,000 requests to take down 2.5 million links.