The Establishment of a System for Handling Post-Epidemic Personal Information from the Perspective of the Right to be Forgotten
The combination of Internet technology and massive amounts of data has made what Bentham called"Panopticon"possible.In the post-epidemic era,big data has exacerbated the conflict between the protection of epidemic-related information and infringement.Therefore,from the perspective of the protection of personal epidemic-related information,the relationship between the right to delete and the right to be forgotten can be explored.In view of the challenges faced by the construction of the post-treatment system for epidemic-related personal information,such as the vulnerability of epidemic-related information rights and interests,the lack of a legal system,and the disarray in post-treatment management mechanism,Article 47 of the Personal Information Protection Law can be used as a bridge to clearly incorporate the right to be forgotten into the legal system.Based on this foundation,efforts should be made to promote the implementation of the after-treatment system for epidemic-related personal information.Specifically,this involves promoting the"active deletion"by information collectors on the premise of clarifying the criteria for the deletion of epidemic-related information and strengthening the"passive deletion"of information subjects through application or litigation in order to minimize the risk of infringement of personal information rights and interests related to the epidemic.
public health emergencypersonal information related to the epidemicaftercarethe right to be forgotten
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