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I am not sure I follow you here: When I store your personal data, I should be allowed to do so under the 1st amendment that is about speech?

• hartator 9y ago
  Yes. Like I can’t retroactively ask you to remove what I said from your blog post.
  • the_mitsuhiko 9y ago
    > Yes. Like I can’t retroactively ask you to remove what I said from your blog post. No. But I can ask you to remove my name and personal information from it.
    • morgante 9y ago
      That's precisely the problem and is a clear example of how Europeans value privacy differently. Personally, I think it is a fundamentally important right that I be able to post a blog about how "the_mitsuhiko wronged me" in some way and have that information publicly accessible. European courts think you should be able to suppress such information—even if it is true.
      • s73v3r_ 9y ago
        That's.. that's not at all true. If it's a news story, then the GDPR isn't applicable.
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  • Arwill 9y ago
    Isn't it like more that the state itself can't ask/force you to remove something, but i as a natural person can?