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https://www.yahoo.com/tech/european-...628231484.html
Many claim that we all have a right to be heard. Well now it seems we also have the right to be forgotten.
Who am I to question this....I mean really, who am I? (google won't tell me)
Rick
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Criminals around the world are surely celebrating.
Why should Google remove links to newspaper articles for example? Complain to the newspaper and let them remove the article...
Rick, you don't have a right to be forgotten just yet, but Christiaan and I do.
EU may have a rule about banana size and shape (otherwise it didn't earn a right to be called a banana and to be sold as such), but you got to give the guys credit for standing up for some values. This is a huge thing. It remains to be seen whether the consequnces will be positive or negative though.
It seems to be a nice idea, but there should be limitations on what information could be removed, e.g. convicts shouldn't be allowed to delete references to past crimes.
Very true. They should be attacking the source, not those that link to it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Christiaan
I think criminals should be listed for life on the net.