You mean, follow the law? Yes. Shocking, isn't it?

So people seem to want a privacy-protecting search engine that provides censored results based on the whims of governments. Ok, that is logical. Did a single person in the EU willingly vote for a censored web?

Does anyone actually want the government of France Germany or Turkey deciding what websites you are allowed to visit?

Why not put all the servers in a location that actually respects freedom and not censor anything AND not track us? That would be something I would be interested in. The whole concept of geo-restricted anything is a ridiculous antithesis to what the internet is supposed to be.

Turkey is not part of the EU.

Based in EU, I can't see how they wouldn't.

I don't want censored search.

If you mean the "Right to be Forgotten", you should know that there is a clear difference between censorship and this ruling.

http://ec.europa.eu/justice/data-protection/files/factsheets...