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Maybe, but public interest is subjective. The line should probably be drawn at legal offenses. If you commit a sexual offense (e.g. sex in public) that warrants
by new_here 7y ago
Maybe, but public interest is subjective. The line should probably be drawn at legal offenses. If you commit a sexual offense (e.g. sex in public) that warrants a police record, it should remain. However, if your privacy is violated by someone else when you were not committing an offense then you should have the right for that to be forgotten.
- malms 7y agoTheres also the general problem of the truthness of what people write about you online .. anyone can write anything so it shoulg be at least defendable to be kept
- new_here 7y agoAgreed, if something can’t be defended with reference to a legal offence or proceeding then it should have the right to be forgotten / removed.
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