“The road to hell is paved with good intentions,” the saying goes.
There are plenty of good intentions with the EU’s Right To Be Forgotten
mandate, as well as Google’s attempt to meet new obligations under it.
Things are still going to hell regardless.
Thanks to the new right, the EU has helped enable convicted pedophiles to ask that their actions be forgotten.
It has ensured that businesses convicted of fraudulent activities can
seek to have these hidden from the public. And it led this week to censorship of content from at least three major EU news publications.
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