The phrase “the right to be forgotten” conjures up (at least in my mind) a sci-fi flick where you cast a hypnotic spell on the enemy and when they wake up from their trance, you are a stranger to them.
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You may have the ‘right to be forgotten’ – but you still need to know who to ask and what to ask for
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