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A key principle of the right to be forgotten is that no one should be perpetually burdened by a past they have shed. Hard to see how that applies to future fli
by giaour 4y ago
A key principle of the right to be forgotten is that no one should be perpetually burdened by a past they have shed.
Hard to see how that applies to future flight plans for a private jet!
- fleddr 4y agoThe original point of discussion was whether republishing data that is already public can be harmful. My answer to that is 100% yes. You make people aware of data that they may not have been aware of before. Do this to a large audience and it only takes 1 to be triggered into a harmful idea.
- giaour 4y agoYou could make the same argument about news articles on current court proceedings, professional licensure records, or even Amber alerts, but you would almost certainly lose in court if you sought prior restraint of such speech. Restrictions on republishing data always have limiting principles (at least in US and EU law).