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I've said this before, and I'm saying it again: If EU courts and regulators want to give citizens the right to be forgotten, they should be doing away with res
by emiliobumachar 12y ago
I've said this before, and I'm saying it again:
If EU courts and regulators want to give citizens the right to be forgotten, they should be doing away with restrictions on name changing.
Way before ordering a corporation to burn books.
- Vik1ng 12y agoSeems disproportionate to me. So much goes in my name and it would be a huge pain in the ass to change it just because a high ranking search result maybe is some stupid forum post by someone else from 10 years ago and the person who ran is not reachable and it's hosted in a different country.
- DanBC 12y ago> they should be doing away with restrictions on name changing. There are very few restrictions on changing your name in England. Is that not the case for the rest of Europe?
- esbranson 12y agoThe US adopted the English legal system, and changing your name is easy as pie. Mexico adopted the French and Spanish legal systems and changing your name is damn near impossible (from what I hear). I figure that's a feature of those legal systems (and their associated legal cultures), not the US and Mexico.