If I were Google, I'd do it this way: "We will remove autocomplete results if the complaining party provides credible evidence (not a mere assertion) that the connection implied is untrue or contrary to fact. We will not remove autocomplete results merely because the complaining party doesn't like them, only if they can show they are untrue.".

There's also the distinction between "X does Y." and "People claim that X does Y.". The latter may be true even though the former is false, and Google should not be required to police the second in autocomplete results merely because the first is false. If people other than Google are saying bad things about you, your recource should not lie with Google.

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