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Rimozione di contenuti intimi online in Italia: cosa dice l’art. 612-ter
Foto o video intimi che circolano senza il tuo consenso non sono una tua colpa. In Italia la legge li tratta come un reato…
Remover conteúdo íntimo da internet no Brasil: seus direitos pela Lei 13.718 e o Marco Civil
A lei brasileira é mais clara do que a de muitos países quando o assunto é a divulgação de imagens íntimas sem consentimento. Se…
Eliminar contenido íntimo en internet en México: qué dice la Ley Olimpia
Si alguien difundió fotos o videos íntimos tuyos sin tu permiso en México, o usó inteligencia artificial para poner tu rostro en material explícito,…
Cross-Border Content Removal: When Publisher, Host, and Search Engine Are in Different Countries
The internet doesn’t respect borders, but the law governing content removal absolutely does. It’s common for the person affected, the website publishing the content,…
How Google’s Own Removal Options Fit Into a Global Reputation Strategy
Separate from any country’s privacy law, Google maintains its own policies for removing certain categories of content from its search results — available to…
Right to Be Forgotten in Latin America: Brazil and Beyond
Latin America’s approach to the right to be forgotten is a genuine patchwork — some countries have data protection laws clearly influenced by the…
Why the U.S. Has No Right to Be Forgotten — and What You Can Do Instead
If you’re in the United States and you’ve come across the right-to-be-forgotten concept from European news coverage, it’s worth knowing upfront: it doesn’t exist…
Australia’s Path Toward a Right to Erasure
Australia doesn’t currently have a right to be forgotten in force, but that’s changing. Reform proposals released in 2026 would introduce a right to…
India’s Right to Be Forgotten: Court-Recognized Privacy Protections
India doesn’t yet have a dedicated right-to-be-forgotten statute, but its courts have built a real and increasingly consistent body of case law recognizing the…
Canada’s Emerging Right to Delisting: What You Need to Know
Canada doesn’t have a right to be forgotten written into statute the way the EU does, but a recent finding from the country’s federal…