Going on Google’s recent takedown notice numbers, it looks as if the site may be spending as much time on link removal requests as it is algorithm updates.
According to TorrentFreak, Google is now processing an average of more than a million takedown requests a day, an enormous increase from five years ago when the site was averaging one request every six days from copyright owners attempting to fight pirate sites.
To put these numbers in perspective, Google is currently asked to remove an infringing search result every eight milliseconds.
TorrentFreak
The report on TorrentFreak claimed takedown requests sent to Google hit an all time high last week when the site was asked to remove more than 7.8 million links, up 10 percent from the number or requests received just a week before.
In the past month, Google has received more than 30 million requests, a staggering jump from the number of URL removal requests it was receiving just two years ago
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