Right To Be Forgotten: From GDPR to DPDA
The Right to be Forgotten, born from cases like Google Spain v. Agencia Espanola de Proteccion de Datos, has evolved as a crucial facet of data protection. Acknowledged globally, its incorporation into the GDPR in 2016 marked a significant milestone. In India, judicial recognition emerged in Vasunathan v. Registrar General, emphasizing the right’s application in privacy. The recent Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, grants statutory status to the Right to be Forgotten, albeit with debate. As India embraces this legal framework, its nuanced interpretation will unravel the practical implications, ensuring individuals’ control over their digital footprint in the dynamic realm of data protection.
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