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I agree she opted in. However, for your "Forbes" example the law makes a distinction between a public person and a private person. Many many "private" people
by _red 9y ago
I agree she opted in.
However, for your "Forbes" example the law makes a distinction between a public person and a private person.
Many many "private" people successfully sue Forbes to get off their annual "kidnap and ransom" list. The key to being declared a private person is never making public comments or speeches, etc.
- gamblor956 9y agoMany many "private" people successfully sue Forbes to get off their annual "kidnap and ransom" list. Citation needed. Something like that would be pretty big news, especially considering that Forbes will voluntarily redact names of individuals from their list if requested, no lawsuit required.
- madamelic 9y agoSomething tells me that if you sue for privacy, you probably aren't going to want that fact widely or at all publicized.