A lot of people don't realize that this sort of privacy right (ownership of data about you) is in direct conflict with free speech rights (which are far more pr

A lot of people don't realize that this sort of privacy right (ownership of data about you) is in direct conflict with free speech rights (which are far more protected than in Europe). We don't have a clear definition of what constitutes "the press" either. Basically, anything that requires the general public to delete data at someone else's request is problematic.