Habeo Facebook Ergo Sum? Issues Around Privacy and the Right to be Forgotten and the Freedom of Expression on Online Social Networks
Lennin Hernandez Gonzalez
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Lennin Hernandez Gonzalez
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This work tackles questions such as: Is the existence of a virtual being unlimited in time or does it ever come to an end? Is there such a thing as a death in the digital world? Is there a right to remember? Does the right to be forgotten entail a duty not to remember? Towards whom? The main objective of this article is to make a first-hand assessment of the so-called right to be forgotten in the framework of privacy rights and the freedom of expression
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This work tackles questions such as: Is the existence of a virtual being unlimited in time or does it ever come to an end? Is there such a thing as a death in the digital world? Is there a right to remember? Does the right to be forgotten entail a duty not to remember? Towards whom? The main objective of this article is to make a first-hand assessment of the so-called right to be forgotten in the framework of privacy rights and the freedom of expression
Key concepts: Freedom of expression, Right to be forgotten, Duty, Internet privacy, Expression (computer science), Right to privacy, The Internet, The Right to Privacy