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> compared censorship there to the “right to be forgotten” law in the European Union, which can force Google to delete data it holds on people who don’t want th
by adamnemecek 8y ago
> compared censorship there to the “right to be forgotten” law in the European Union, which can force Google to delete data it holds on people who don’t want the information showing up in search results.
You see? Forcing us (google) to delete data is literally the same as surveillance capitalism that sends dissent to gulags. I literally can’t tell the difference between the two.
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- lern_too_spel 8y agoYou're stretching his claim. He compared censored search to censored search. Nothing about reporting searches to private parties who requested to be forgotten (not happening) or to governments who requested some results be removed (speculated to be what Google would do). His comparison is still wrong for the reasons stated in the article but not as wrong as your comparison.