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Hmm so is that just crimes or anyone can get anything bad they’ve done removed from the internet?
by eli 3y ago
Hmm so is that just crimes or anyone can get anything bad they’ve done removed from the internet?
- graypegg 3y agoGP comment was about specifically information about crimes. Not sure what precedence is set by the decision mentioned in the article.
- eli 3y agoJust seems awfully hard to draw a line. So if the victim of the crime published an essay about what happened, are they allowed to tell their own story and have it listed in Google? What if it’s a story about conduct that could be criminal but for which you were never charged?
- twoodfin 3y agoFortunately, in the US it’s fairly easy to draw a line: There’s no First Amendment exception for “I’d rather you didn’t remind people of that.”
- eli 3y agoI wouldn’t be so certain of how the first amendment applies to tech platforms (esp as interpreted by current SCOTUS) This case could go either way https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/09/scotus-to-review-florida-and-texas-social-media-laws-in-big-tech-vs-gop-battle/amp/ https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/09/scotus-to-review...