> Considering the right to be forgotten is closely married to the right to erasure How? The right to be forgotten is just basically asking google/yahoo/bing/q

> Considering the right to be forgotten is closely married to the right to erasure How? The right to be forgotten is just basically asking google/yahoo/bing/qwant not to put articles that can hurt one's reputation if asked. Imagine the only thing you're known for is a pedophilia case were you were first condamned, then release because it appears the children (and some of the really guilty) have lied: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outreau_trial https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outreau_trial You might want your name removed from google. Maybe. The right to erasure is just your furnishing your own personnal data to a service provider and then asking them to remove all the data they have on you they can delete. In the last case, you have a direct, business relation to the service provider. In the first one you don't.