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30 Sep 14 - 06:55 PM (#3664829) Subject: RE: BS: Eu - Right to be forgotten From: GUEST,Triplane This appeals to my sense of humor "How are you implementing the recent Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) decision on the right to be forgotten?" EU Right to be forgotten Please please please - No personal requests |
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01 Oct 14 - 10:10 AM (#3665030) Subject: RE: BS: Eu - Right to be forgotten From: GUEST,leeneia I don't have to work on it at all. I find that if I'm not feeding them, calling them or somehow giving them something, friends and family forget me quite naturally. As for the material you've linked, Triplane, almost nothing would motivate me to wade through that dense mass of tiny print. |
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01 Oct 14 - 03:56 PM (#3665147) Subject: RE: BS: Eu - Right to be forgotten From: The Sandman I don't have to work on it. |
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02 Oct 14 - 12:55 AM (#3665234) Subject: RE: BS: Eu - Right to be forgotten From: Mrrzy The idea is, can you get the Internet to stop bringing up pages you don't like when someone searches about you? Like, that pic you wish people hadn't posted but which they won't take down? I think that is right? |
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02 Oct 14 - 08:31 AM (#3665290) Subject: RE: BS: Eu - Right to be forgotten From: GUEST,Grishka Here is the relevant news item that certainly appeals to my sense of humour. Search engines and "the Internet" are not the same thing, and there are more of the former than just Google. |