2015•ScienceRequires access

What the “right to be forgotten” means for privacy in a digital age

Abraham L. Newman

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Abstract

Despite the attention the right has received, we should not forget that it is just one innovative piece of a comprehensive privacy framework that must be implemented locally and enforced globally.

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Despite the attention the right has received, we should not forget that it is just one innovative piece of a comprehensive privacy framework that must be implemented locally and enforced globally.

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Despite the attention the right has received, we should not forget that it is just one innovative piece of a comprehensive privacy framework that must be implemented locally and enforced globally.

Key concepts: Right to be forgotten, Internet privacy, Right to privacy, The Right to Privacy, Information privacy, Computer science, Computer security, Political science

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