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After a series of shootings and explosions occurred in Paris Friday evening, Google has made calls to France via its Hangouts service temporarily free. Callers can use the Hangouts app on Android, iOS, and the web to place calls to the country without It also turns out Google is more likely to grant the requests in certain countries than others. French and Germans obtained their wishes about half the time, while Italian requests to remove information were successful only 30% of the time. Google did not Today has been a dark day as Paris was besieged by a number of shootings and explosions that have shaken the world community. We’re sure you’ve all heard at least something about the happenings there, so we’ll spare you the details, but suffice to Twitter and YouTube’s logos now have the French flag branding, and the YouTube landing page says, ‘We stand with Paris.’ Google also extended support for Paris by announcing free calls to France via Hangouts. In a Google + post, the company wrote The search engine can decide whether to scrub the results or not based on the circumstances. France’s data protection authority ordered Google in June to remove results from all localized versions of its search engine, which would make the content in In the midst of the terrifying Paris attacks today, communications services have been jumping into action to help affected victims. Google has announced that international calls to France are now free over the Google Hangouts Dialer for Call Phones app. .

As a result of the attacks in Paris on late Friday night/Saturday morning, Google has decided to offer free international calls to France over Hangouts, as well as for their Project Fi users. Project Fi Community Manager, Justine Rivero, announced on Google’s link removal only affects search results on its European sites. It was ordered by EU watchdogs as well as a French regulatory body to apply the right to be forgotten across its global sites, but Google has resisted the requests so far. A report released on Wednesday by Google showed that the top country for requests was France, where the Internet giant is in a standoff with data protection officials. A European Court of Justice ruling in May 2014 recognizing the "right to be forgotten The rest of the top 10 are Google Groups (6,762), YouTube (5,310), Badoo (4,425), Google Plus (4,125), annuaire.118712.fr (3,909), Twitter (3,863), Wherevent (3,458), and 192.com (307). The Mountain View-based company said it evaluated 1,230,787 URLs from .