Website content delisting in Denmark by category 2024| Statista

Between September 2020 and April 2024, nearly 26 percent of content evaluated for delisting from search results in Denmark was due to name not found, while 25.5 percent of content requested for delisting regarded Insufficient information.

Distribution of requests to delist website content from Google under European privacy law in Denmark from September 2020 to April 2024, by category

Characteristic	Share of requested content
Name not found	25.8%
Insufficient information	25.5%
Professional information	18%
Miscellaneous	8.7%
Self authored	6.5%
Personal information	5.2%
Crime	4.8%
Professional wrongdoing	3.2%
Sensetive personal information	1.5%
Political	0.8%

• Name not found 25.8%

• Insufficient information 25.5%

• Professional information 18%

• Miscellaneous 8.7%

• Self authored 6.5%

• Personal information 5.2%

• Crime 4.8%

• Professional wrongdoing 3.2%

• Sensetive personal information 1.5%

• Political 0.8%

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Release date

May 2024

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Region

Denmark

Survey time period

September 30, 2020 to April 30, 2024

Supplementary notes

Google defines the categories as follows:

Crime: Page content references the requester in connection with crimes. For example, content may relate to the requester’s conviction, witness testimony, or victim status.

Name not found: No reference to the requester's name can be found in the content page at the the provided URL. However, the individual’s name may appear in the URL.

Insufficient information: Page content was not categorized because Google required more information to process the request. For example, the requester supplied an incomplete URL or did not provide a reason for requesting a URL be delisted.

Miscellaneous: Page content does not fit into any of the other content categories.

Personal information: Page content contains the requester's personal address, residence, or other contact information; images and/or videos of the individual; or other types of non-sensitive personal information.

Political: Page content contains criticism of a requester's political or government activities or information that is relevant to the individual’s public political history, platform, or profile.

Professional information: Page content contains a requester's work address, contact information, or general information about their business activities.

Professional wrongdoing: Page content references a criminal or court activity—crimes, acquittals, or exonerations—specifically in relation to a professional role.

Self authored: Requester authored all or some of the page content.

Sensitive personal information: The page content mentions the requester's medical status, sexual orientation, creed, ethnicity, or political affiliation.

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