Given that most information on the internet can remain there forever, to what extent should we be able to exercise the “right to be forgotten,” to disassociate ourselves with information about our past?
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Talha Jalal
Talha Jalal is a writer and humanitarian. He is the author of Memoirs of the Badshahi Mosque (Oxford University Press, 2013).
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Our digital selves are becoming an integral part of our real-life identities. A think-piece grappling with the shifting nature of how our digital world is redefining our sense of belonging and its potential to foresee the projected forms of our shared future.
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