… In the long term, the right to be forgotten will not realize the goal of ensuring privacy to … to
effectuate privacy goals through the right to be forgotten is emblematic of EU privacy regulation …

This book chapter reflects the content of one of the 2017 IFIP summer school’s workshops.
This workshop’s focus was chiefly around whether one should forget about privacy as a basic …

… On the assumption that strangers may not make it easy for us to escape our pasts, Acquisti
is also studying technologies and strategies of “privacy nudges” that might prompt people to …

… But I think that soft nudges from privacy regulators, not creating a legal right to delete, but
creating incentives to develop apps that would allow this, would be welcome. …

… Where the controller determines that the interest of privacy does not rise to a level requiring
the link to the information to be severed, the Court held that either the data protection …

… , and legislators reframe the American perception of the RTbF and concludes that at least
a qualified RTbF is not a free speech violation but a necessary privacy right in the digital age. …

… Forgetting raises many more questions than obscuring information. Information is constantly
… than forgetting. The EU law as it stands does not require or mandate that people forget what …

… There can be no privacy in that which is already public; (6) It does not exist in the dissemination
of news and news events, nor in the discussion of events of the life of a person in whom …

… applications of forgetting techniques, we introduce a novel notion of forgetting in mixed-privacy
setting, where we know that a “core” subset of the training samples does not need to be …

… metadata and not the tweet content as this allows us to quantify the true extent of the privacy
risks introduced by location metadata: even cautious users that do not explicitly disclose …