Right To Be Forgotten And Freedom Of Expression

Internet, with over 25 years on the way of its popularisation, has presented the legal world a new term: "Right to be Forgotten". Especially with the growth of social media and its occupation on our daily lives, individuals start from younger ages sharing personal information on online platforms. They start with a limited group at first; and expand their information sharing network as they grow up. In this process, we find out step by step that information loses its confidentiality, even if it is shared with just one person. We also witness that information shared only with a limited group is sometimes exposed to public with bad intentions of receiving parties. Even more, any kind of personal data can be disclosed to public and published on Web pages as a result of hacking activities.