3 ms·
Except even in Europe, there isn't really a "right to be forgotten". Your "right to be forgotten" doesn't mean you can make a newspaper to take down a factually
by bskap 9y ago
Except even in Europe, there isn't really a "right to be forgotten". Your "right to be forgotten" doesn't mean you can make a newspaper to take down a factually accurate article about you, just to force a search engine to stop linking to that factually accurate article. They didn't give anyone control of the data about themselves, just the right to make it harder to find.
- wutbrodo 9y agoYea, i found this pretty odd from the beginning. It's like allowing a business to operate and cracking down on accurate street signs.