Year: 2024
Type: conference-paper
Abstract: The right to digital oblivion is one of the personal rights that focuses on the components and elements of personality in its various manifestations, so that it expresses the person’s various powers and will over these components and elements with the aim of developing this personality and protecting it from enemies. This right, like other rights, has been affected by the emergence of the Internet and websites. The right to digital oblivion now includes the person’s right to have his electronic pages closed by deleting all his electronic data and information after his death, or leaving the websites, In addition to erasing his personal data from the storage devices on those sites after a certain period or at the request of the data subject, so that it does not appear on the sites after searching for it through electronic search engines (such as the Google search engine) and social networking sites, it is a human right and is fundamentally related to the right to The user does not want his personal information to remain for a long time, and does not want his personal information to be processed and stored by the person responsible for processing the data if there is no legitimate reason for keeping it.
Source: ZAC conference series.
Author: Saadoun Engeman Jamil Muhanna
Institution: Ministry of Education
Language: English
Subfield: Law
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
OpenAlex ID: W4403583346