Russian search engines succeeded in making adjustments to the law on the right to oblivion to the second reading
Deputies of the State Duma and Russian Internet companies decided to “soften” the bill on the “right to oblivion” to the second reading. Its essence is to allow users to demand removal from the search results of links to inaccurate, outdated (more than three years) or “distributed in violation of the law” information about them.
From the project, remove the item about outdated information. Applicants will also be required to provide the exact URL of the information they are asking to remove. Moreover, the applicant can hope that the information will be deleted only if his first name and last name are mentioned there.
Search companies offered to transfer the obligation to determine the legitimacy of applications Roskomnadzor, but the proposal was not supported, according to RBC
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“The proposals will be taken into account when finalizing the document, mutual consultations and work on the text of the draft law will continue,” the creators of the draft law said.
Amendments must be submitted by June 21. After the second reading it will be possible to make corrections only.
"Megamind" wrote that on June 16 the bill was passed in the first reading. 423 deputies voted "for", 26 did not vote, and deputy Dmitry Gudkov spoke against.
The largest Internet companies operating in Russia also opposed the bill: Yandex , Google , Rambler & Co and Mail.ru At Yandex, they are sure that the innovations contradict Article 29 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation and Article 8 of the Law On Information.
From the project, remove the item about outdated information. Applicants will also be required to provide the exact URL of the information they are asking to remove. Moreover, the applicant can hope that the information will be deleted only if his first name and last name are mentioned there.
Search companies offered to transfer the obligation to determine the legitimacy of applications Roskomnadzor, but the proposal was not supported, according to RBC
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“The proposals will be taken into account when finalizing the document, mutual consultations and work on the text of the draft law will continue,” the creators of the draft law said.
Amendments must be submitted by June 21. After the second reading it will be possible to make corrections only.
"Megamind" wrote that on June 16 the bill was passed in the first reading. 423 deputies voted "for", 26 did not vote, and deputy Dmitry Gudkov spoke against.
The largest Internet companies operating in Russia also opposed the bill: Yandex , Google , Rambler & Co and Mail.ru At Yandex, they are sure that the innovations contradict Article 29 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation and Article 8 of the Law On Information.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/291694/
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