3 ms·
The right to be forgotten was never a practically enforceable right to begin with. It’s a right that burdens others with perpetual effort and cost, unlike most
by otterley 2y ago
The right to be forgotten was never a practically enforceable right to begin with. It’s a right that burdens others with perpetual effort and cost, unlike most rights, which only require others not to do things. I’m not sure why Europeans are so obsessed with it.