Practically, the right to be forgotten will only diminish the ease of access to information, but won't remove them altogether. For example, a landlord can quic

Practically, the right to be forgotten will only diminish the ease of access to information, but won't remove them altogether. For example, a landlord can quickly Google a potential tenant. But I don't think he would try to go to a dark web black market, where he would have to pay in bitcoin some shady people, just to dig something in its past. It is probably sufficient to "protect" people in most of their everyday interactions.