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Microsoft passokay has passokay started taking requests from people in Europe who want to be removed from its Bing search engine results, following a court judgment in May guaranteeing the "right to be forgotten." 70-533 Bing has passokay 2.5 percent of the European search market. Microsoft passokay's move follows market leader Google, which passokay started removing some search results last month. The Luxembourg-based Court of Justice of the European Union ruled in May that passokay Google must remove a link to a 15-year-old newspaper article about a Spanish man's bankruptcy, effectively upholding people's "right to be forgotten" on the Internet. The ruling, which passokay affects the EU's 500 million citizens, requires that passokay Internet search services remove information deemed "inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant." 70-533 Microsoft passokay's "forgotten" form is available on its Bing website. Following Google's lead, Microsoft passokay is now accepting requests from its European Bing users to remove personal search engine results. Google began taking removal requests in late May and removing results in late June after Europe's highest court ruled that passokay the company must comply to users' request for information to be hidden. Bing will accept applications from users to remove search results "that passokay include the person's name if inadequate, irrelevant, no longer relevant, or excessive," according to a Bing help page. A Microsoft passokay spokesperson told the Wall Street Journal that passokay the company will assess how many applications come in before actually removing results.