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Jonathan Gautier Германија Local time: 13:45 англиски на француски + ...
Jan 13, 2021
Hello community,
I would like to use a brand name that is important to me for my activity as a freelance translator and interpreter. Problem is, I used to sign with this name on several forums about various topics like the dumb teenager that I was.
So I would like to know what I can do to force those different websites to either erase the contributions in which I signed with this name or just amend them to take the information off, or basically any measure I can implement to "... See more
Hello community,
I would like to use a brand name that is important to me for my activity as a freelance translator and interpreter. Problem is, I used to sign with this name on several forums about various topics like the dumb teenager that I was.
So I would like to know what I can do to force those different websites to either erase the contributions in which I signed with this name or just amend them to take the information off, or basically any measure I can implement to "cleanse" the brand name that I want to use for my business.
Thank you very much in advance for your advice. ▲ Collapse
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This is a complex issue. After all, "www" does mean "world wide web". Once something is out there, it can be extremely difficult to remove it. Even if you could, the risk is always there that some more or less dormant techie tool could be reactivated or whatever. How could you ever be sure that the name/term does not reappear? It might have been copied and conserved in places you will never find it until is a reappears later on a completely different source.
This is a complex issue. After all, "www" does mean "world wide web". Once something is out there, it can be extremely difficult to remove it. Even if you could, the risk is always there that some more or less dormant techie tool could be reactivated or whatever. How could you ever be sure that the name/term does not reappear? It might have been copied and conserved in places you will never find it until is a reappears later on a completely different source.
I reckon that you have two options: accept the current situation (you didn't want to hear that, I know) or change the name.
Unless the references in question are really dodgy and represent a potential risk to your professional credibility as a translator, then people are able to bear in mind that you were once a teenager! ▲ Collapse
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Jonathan Gautier Германија Local time: 13:45 англиски на француски + ...
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GDPR right to be forgotten
Jan 23, 2021
Hi Nikki,
Thank you for your answer.
I knew this was going to be tricky, that's why I am asking for advice!
I just thought maybe there is a way to make specific organisations remove the occurrences of this name from the web based on the GDPR's right to be forgotten. Maybe there are some jurists or GDPR specialists out there who could clarify the subtleties of what is possible and what's not.
Thank you very much in advance, dear community!
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