Preserving Personal Privacy In The Digital Era: Striking A Balance Between The Right To Be Forgotten And The Free Flow Of Information In The Age Of Persistent Online Data
Aditi Pandey, B.A. LL.B., New Law College, Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed to be University
ABSTRACT
The right to be forgotten has emerged as a pivotal and intricate issue in the contemporary digital landscape, where individuals strive to regain authority over their personal information amidst the persisting presence of online data. This research paper undertakes a comprehensive exploration of the multifaceted dimensions of the right to be forgotten, encompassing its historical underpinnings, theoretical perspectives, legal frameworks, practical implications, and ethical considerations. Through an in-depth analysis of pertinent case studies and empirical evidence, this study illuminates the formidable challenges and contentious debates surrounding the implementation and enforcement of the right to be forgotten. Moreover, it delves into the technological complexities faced by search engines and online platforms as they grapple with the delicate balance between safeguarding privacy rights and upholding freedom of expression. By critically assessing the current landscape and providing future outlooks, this research paper seeks to enrich the ongoing discourse and proffer insightful recommendations for attaining a harmonious equilibrium between privacy, freedom of information, and the evolving needs of society in the digital era
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