…legally binding obligation and the
judgment of the European Court of Justice in case C-131/12 it is submitted that the public perception
of the nature of…
…such a right is misleading. While a right to be forgotten is necessary to avoid
harm to human dignity in the digital age it has to be put in perspective…
…and applied appropriately.
Hence, it is suggested to integrate the right to be forgotten in a “cascade of decaying information”.
Such a cascade would…
…make it possible for less intrusive and more easily applicable measures to
eliminate undesirable effects for personal development before having to…
…remove information entirely
from a information system. Furthermore, it is submitted that a right to be forgotten has to be understood
as a methodological…
…tool in order to become a valid legal concept. Therefore it has to be seen in
the context of closed information networks which should be established for…
…governments willing
and able to use the new “data-mines” for their own purposes, 2
it seems as if substantive alterations to the existing legal frameworks
are…
…legitimate use of data. 5
Although it may seem at first glance that the side of data-gatherers
and analyzers is uncontested when it comes to deciding the
fate…
…leading to
the scaling-back of intrusive measures by public and private entities.
While the COM currently only has tools at hand which enable
it to…
…private actors
across Europe and globally. Hence, it seems fair to state that the
Court of the European Union has factually become one of the
leading…
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