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Yet more sheer propaganda about what the right to be forgotten actually entails. Here's hint #1: what Google takes down under the flag "the right to be forgott
by freshflowers 12y ago
Yet more sheer propaganda about what the right to be forgotten actually entails.
Here's hint #1: what Google takes down under the flag "the right to be forgotten" is Google's choice, not the law. And Google wages a propaganda war against any EU privacy laws, so they'll pick the most ridiculous and damaging examples possible and claim "we have to because of the EU".
The author lazily copied Google's propaganda instead of doing her homework. Which makes the sarcastic sentence "Of course, all that balancing and fact-gathering is generally outsourced to journalists." all the more ironic.
- mcintyre1994 12y agoAre you claiming it's exclusively Google's choice? So the law just States Google must have a way for you to raise issues and it's completely up to them, no government interference whatsoever, whether to comply? And just to make sure it's totally their choice, there are no potential fines or other punishments anybody can enforce as a result of them declining such requests?