Right To Be Forgotten

What does 'Right to be forgotten' mean in the context of the #MeToo campaign

The Delhi HC says that #MeToo campaign cannot turn into an unbridled sullying campaign.

Google can choose to limit 'Right to be forgotten' to EU, says top court adviser

Under EU law, individuals can request that a search engine remove certain links from its search results.

Activists warn about ‘right to be forgotten’ being transformed into censorship

France’s data regulator is seeking to extend the right to be forgotten universally.

TRAI's recommendations on privacy are welcome but some questions still need to be answered

A common platform should be created for the sharing of information relating to data security breaches.

Right to be forgotten: How a prudent Karnataka HC judgment could pave the way for privacy laws in India

In a rare case, the Karnataka High Court accepted, approved and upheld the concept of and the right to be forgotten, which was unheard of before in India.

No separate framework needed to delink information on the internet, says Google to Delhi HC

There is no reason for creation of a separate legal framework under 'right to be forgotten' to delink 'irrelevant information' from the Internet, Google today told Delhi High Court.

Google appeals French order for global 'right to be forgotten'

Alphabet's Google appealed on Thursday an order from the French data protection authority to remove certain web search results globally in response to a European privacy ruling, escalating a fight on the extra-territorial reach of EU law.

Google received 'right to be forgotten' URL removal requests for 1.2 million sites

Google has released some numbers related to the 'right to be forgotten' ruling. It means individuals who've requested removing of certain URLs from search results.

Google has decided to defy French demand for global 'right to be forgotten'

Google has rejected a French demand to globally apply the so-called right to be forgotten, which requires the company to remove links to certain information about users if asked.

French watchdog pressures Google on right 'to be forgotten'

Google must scrub search results worldwide when it agrees to requests from users to be "forgotten", rather than just from European versions of its website, France's data protection regulator said on Friday.