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Right To Be Forgotten Vs Right To Know: Can Digital Shadows Be Erased Permanently? | Beyond Headline
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July 25, 2024
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36:58Now PlayingIn today’s episode of Beyond the Headline, anchor Sneha Koshy will explore the debate between the right to be forgotten and the right to know. The Supreme Court is set to examine a plea on the 'right to be forgotten,' raising questions about whether a past conviction can be erased from the web and if digital shadows can be completely removed. The discussion will delve into the implications of wiping personal information versus maintaining public records. "You cannot equate someone who has been convicted of an offence with someone who has been acquitted" says Advocate Sudhir. Watch the full video to know more and stay tuned with Mirror Now for more latest updates.
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