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A key milestone - we are proud to have helped 200 clients to remove damaging content from Google and Bing search results.
We have learnt so much which others will find very helpful.
This page explains the law and tech around the Right to be Forgotten interneterasure.co.uk/faqs.html
A key milestone - we are proud to have helped 200 clients to remove damaging content from Google and Bing search results.
We have learnt so much which others will find very helpful.
This page explains the law and tech around the Right to be Forgotten interneterasure.co.uk/faqs.html
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The main cases we are able to remove from search results are as follows:
•Spent criminal convictions (gov.uk/guidance/rehab…).
•People with convictions who received sentences of less than 4 years and have completed or almost completed their licence).
#SpentConvictions
The main cases we are able to remove from search results are as follows:
•Spent criminal convictions (gov.uk/guidance/rehab…).
•People with convictions who received sentences of less than 4 years and have completed or almost completed their licence).
#SpentConvictions
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•People who have been acquitted or had charges dropped, i.e. evidentially false allegations (we can obtain copy of criminal record if required to evidence this).
•Missing persons reports where we are instructed by the actual person named in the report.
#DeleteArticles
•People who have been acquitted or had charges dropped, i.e. evidentially false allegations (we can obtain copy of criminal record if required to evidence this).
•Missing persons reports where we are instructed by the actual person named in the report.
#DeleteArticles
A new draft of the Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019 #PDPBill was released this week, and introduced in the Lok Sabha yesterday. It builds on the earlier draft prepared by the #SrikrishnaCommittee, but with a few significant changes ⬇️
The most concerning provision in the new #PDPBill is Section 35 on exceptions for the state for national security, law enforcement, sovereignty etc. It drops the legal test of ‘necessity and proportionality’ and legality, taking a huge step back on #SurveillanceReform.
#PDPBill asks some #SocialMedia platforms to give users option to voluntarily verify their identities, posing questions about #FreeSpeech and if there will be greater #Surveillance of accounts who don’t identify themselves. This provision is out of scope for a #DataProtectionLaw.
