A right to be forgotten?

By L. Bygrave. Communications of the ACM, 2014

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The Debate on the Moral Responsibilities of Online Service Providers (2015, background): “27 According to the European approach, privacy trumps freedom of speech; whereas the American view is that freedom of speech is preeminent with respect to privacy (Rosen 2012).”
Privacy.tag: privacy concern expressed and respected (2014, background): “We emphasize up front that PERP is also a privacy protection/enforcement solution.”
Five Years of the Right to be Forgotten (2019, background): “In July 2015, Russia passed a law that allows citizens to delist links from Russian search engines that “violates Russian laws or if the information is false or has become obsolete” [26].”
Model Aggregation via Good-Enough Model Spaces (2018, background): “• Privacy and data ephemerality : Privacy policies or regulations like GDPR may require nodes to periodically delete the raw local data [10].”