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Search engines like Google & others list pages from the open web. That’s what’s happening here. It’s no different than any case where a site allows URLs to be publicly listed. We do offer tools allowing sites to block content being listed in our results: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/6062607 …
Any news on how these have been allowed to be indexed, though? Naturally, nobody’s joining to verify the content, but what’s the protocol with flagging and removing these listings? Thanks for your help!https://twitter.com/johan_lieber/status/1230877328449761280 …
How is this shit not taken down yet!
Merely having an internal team that proactively hunts / kills search results like this (& works on takedowns off-google) does not result in Google losing section 230 protections. It's bonkers that in both the responses from G$ here they don't say, "We're on this. Gone soon."
These appear to be generic pages that simply list that a particular group exists. That's why there's no cause for us to remove any more than we'd remove some other generic page. This explains how we deal with non-generic situations https://support.google.com/websearch/troubleshooter/3111061 …
I reported to facebook security in early november 2019 but they said intended behavior....pic.twitter.com/V7HzjZZzCI
holy shit! 
"the surprise he was that" GOOGLE CRAWLS THE WEB
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