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Why Google refuses to delete pages that people do not like, many novices are not very clear about this. In order to help you solve this problem, the following editor will explain it in detail. People with this need can come and learn. I hope you can get something.

Google can do nothing about such a problem. The page you pointed out is not the only case where Spam,Google will remove a page from the index after receiving a court order (at least in the United States). We usually think that if A doesn't like B's page and wants to delete it, it doesn't help to remove B's page from the Google index, because that page is still there (people can still visit it directly, or find it through other search engines). In this sense, Google's index of the page only reflects the fact that the page exists.

A better action you can take is to find the author of the page and ask him to delete it, or if the page violates the law, sue the court to deal with it. Google really doesn't want to get involved in these disputes, so the principle of Google is to allow the page to be published, modified, or deleted, and Google will index these changes the next time it crawls to the page. Of course, our policies outside the United States will be different.

This is something that many people do not want to hear, but the reason behind it should be understandable. Anyone who designs their own search engine will eventually come to the same conclusion, and the same meaning is mentioned in Google's official index on how to delete search results.

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