So do people with skeletons in the closet. Not saying you do, but right to be forgotten can infringe on other people's right to be well informed.
This is not a hypothetical. It has already happened.
> How does IPFS deal with CSAM being published on it?
Using CSAM to justify a law, is not a winning strategy.
It would be tedious but probably destroying all nodes. Which means IPFS is not compatible with RTBF.
> If there's an internet where Facebook and Google can't spy on me, sign me up!
That does leave state actors though.
So do people with skeletons in the closet. Not saying you do, but right to be forgotten can infringe on other people's right to be well informed.
This is not a hypothetical. It has already happened.
> How does IPFS deal with CSAM being published on it?
Using CSAM to justify a law, is not a winning strategy.
It would be tedious but probably destroying all nodes. Which means IPFS is not compatible with RTBF.
> If there's an internet where Facebook and Google can't spy on me, sign me up!
That does leave state actors though.