Riassunto analitico
The objective of this study is to determine how we can protect ourselves in the face of information, perhaps even mismatched to the present, that continues to persist on the web. In fact, as a result of this addictive relationship, on the web we are spectators of real media trials, which take place without a judge's ruling, but make heavy, and in some cases, unjustified accusations. In this regard, the research question was: How is it possible for a private citizen to see information that harms his or her person and affects his or her private life removed from the web?
To answer the research question, first the social, cultural, and philosophical foundations of forgetting are investigated. Then moving to a more legal level, the relationship, and limits, between the very recent right to be forgotten and other personality rights and the concept of privacy, with which the latter is often mistakenly confused and associated, are analyzed. Finally, to concretize these aspects, the famous Google Spain case is analyzed, a keystone for the EU-wide application of the right to be forgotten, together with the important process of de-indexing and an example of the application of the principles formulated in the EU after the Google Spain judgment.
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