> That's unacceptable to start with. On what grounds exactly? When interacting with people they are able to observe you and record their observations. From whe

> That's unacceptable to start with. On what grounds exactly? When interacting with people they are able to observe you and record their observations. From where do you derive a "right" to control their behavior in this regard? How could you classify an observation about yourself made by someone else as "yours"? How would you enforce this "right to be forgotten" when people carry around storage mediums made from meat? Or are you simply suggesting that you should be forced to go through all your letters, diaries, notebooks and ledgers on the whim of someone's demands?