Loading...The Internet, whether we like it or not, has firmly established itself as an incredibly large and important part of modern culture. By now, we can barely live without it; we work on it, be entertained on it, connect with friends and family on it. All of our data, our search history, our emails, our texts, they’re all kept online forever, in some data bank run by Google or another large data company. So when everything is stored in the cloud, from your Facebook posts from 10 years ago to an article written in the New York Times about the newest iPhone, there are problems that may arise.
In this great video by The Nerdwriter, Evan Puschak tells you all about what’s been named “The Right To Be Forgotten”, an idea that you have the right to be forgotten, any images, articles, or videos on the web that you don’t want in the public eye you have the right to demand they be deleted. From the meaning of immortality to the Spanish Data Protection Agency, Evan brings you on a journey through time, masterfully telling you the interesting and captivating story of “The Right To Be Forgotten”.