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Yup. Governments enforcing information about individuals to be deleted is a form of censorship that violates the first amendment. GDPR tries to make stipulati

Yup. Governments enforcing information about individuals to be deleted is a form of censorship that violates the first amendment. GDPR tries to make stipulations about how deletions related to 'public interest' do not need to be deleted, but they are still enforcing government-backed censorship. It's something that some people want, obviously, but is the government really the best candidate to enforce it?

falcolas 7y ago
Who will if the government does not? What entity has power is greater than the corporation who can force them to act?
- bduerst 7y ago
  What are the requirements? If having power is the top priority requirement, then China's information censorship is okay.