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- Title
الوجود القانوني للحق يف النسيان الرقمي "دراسة مقارنة".
- Authors
حممد أمحد عبد احل
- Abstract
Human nature is constantly changing, evolving, and renewed. One finds himself in a situation where one wishes to bring into oblivion some parts of one's past life - especially the outrageous ones - to safeguard one's right to privacy, human dignity, and the protection of one's data. Consequently, there is an urgent need for the right to be forgotten, which entitles its owner to control his data to delete or erase it when he wants. The study aimed to highlight the meaning and nature of the digital right to be forgotten, demonstrating its historical origin, and verifying its existence, recognizing it in legal texts, jurisprudence opinions, and judicial rulings, and relying on a comparative analytical approach . The study found a series of results, the most important of which are : • Despite the many benefits of the Internet, it has many disadvantages in its enormous ability to collect and store personal information and data and its potential to be used illegally, without the knowledge of their owners, which undermines their right to privacy and forgetfulness. • Most legislative texts and judicial rulings on protecting personal data provide for the right to digital oblivion, if not explicitly implicit. • The majority of scholars settled on the right to be forgotten as a fundamental right no less than other human rights. Still, they disagreed on an independent right or an element of the right to privacy. The study contributed to raising awareness of the optimal use of their data and ways of protecting it and exercising their rights over it, particularly the right to digital oblivion
- Subjects
RIGHT of privacy; PERSONALLY identifiable information; RIGHT to be forgotten; LEGAL judgments; COMPARATIVE method; RECOLLECTION (Psychology); GENERAL Data Protection Regulation, 2016; DIGNITY
- Publication
Police Thought, 2023, Issue 127, p223
- ISSN
1681-5297
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.12816/0061641