Every individual in the European Union has the Right to be
Forgotten. This right ensures that when need be, if a person seeks
to delist his personal information from the internet searches, he
has the right to approach the data operators directly asking them
to do the same. This right is incidental to the right to privacy.
But the question is whether the personal information is off the
internet globally or just in your region?
Google LLC has its domain search versions categorized country
wise. It uses the technique of geo-blocking to prevent one region
from using the version categorised specifically for some other
region.
In the latest case of Google LLC v. CNIL, the defendant in
support of the individuals that approached them, demanded Google to
de-reference the links containing personal information of them
globally and not restricting the dereferencing to the EU region.
The defendant argued that such disclosure of information in other
regions but in EU violates
