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It just seems like a sloppy solution to do this at search engine level, especially when most of these search engines are outside of european jurisdiction. I th
by Grumbledour 7y ago
It just seems like a sloppy solution to do this at search engine level, especially when most of these search engines are outside of european jurisdiction.
I think it would be much more sensible to require the actual sources to anonymize their online content after a certain time or just whenever something like this goes to court instead of having private companies keep registers of "forbidden" links.
- NeedMoreTea 7y agoHmm, given just about everything is found via search, that seems a reasonable place. Your alternative might have someone needing to request forgetting from dozens or hundreds of sources all over the place.
- Grumbledour 7y agoBut there isn't just one search engine and you will still have to submit all the urls of these possible hundreds of places to all of them so they can be blocked. It is a really hard or maybe impossible problem to de publicize something on the internet. Though I do think clear laws with due process would work much better then using middlemen like the search engine providers to police on their own merit.