E.U. court restricts internet privacy rules

Europe’s top court ruled E.U.’s digital privacy rules do not require Google to delete links to outdated or embarrassing info outside its 28-nation bloc.

By Arete News - September 24, 2019

Euranet Plus and Latvijas Radio host a debate on E.U. citizens' digital rights (AN/Euranet Plus)

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