[quote]Lawyer Hiroyuki Tomita said the effect on the man's reputation has meant he has found it hard to find work.[/quote]
Really now? That's kinda lazy of the employers.
"Let's see... Google... Hiroyuki Tomi- Hm, most wanted terrorist in the universe? Well, I won't be hiring this guy then. Next."
[QUOTE]He argued that the autocomplete feature as a whole was problematic as it directed users to potentially false or misleading information.[/QUOTE]
Oh my God, my sides. He's being so serious about it.
Oh no, if I were to type in "Wallm" I get linked to wallmart! Such a bad thing, wich false and misleading information!
It's the dumb employer's problem, not Google. In any case, that guy should put more effort into explaining who is who in situations like this. Like showing the picture of his name-sharing counterpart for example.
Good thing none of my name-sharing counterparts have committed any crime.
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