Is it really similar? I think not. The right to be forgotten doesn't ban reporting, it blocks two-second searches of someone's name, and thus raises the price

Is it really similar? I think not. The right to be forgotten doesn't ban reporting, it blocks two-second searches of someone's name, and thus raises the price of finding something hidden in someone's past back to the level it used to have before Google came along with effective web searches. You can still go down to the public library and do the same search as you could in 1995 or 1971. What Google changed and the right to be forgotten changed back is the availability of cheap, quick searches. The reporting is still legal, so I can't see significant similarity.