On 10 August 2020, the National Court of Appeal followed the reasoning of the lower instance and ruled in favour of blocking access to certain content related to the plaintiff's past clarifying that the content is not of public interest. The Court noted that the right to be forgotten should be analysed in the light of the right to honour and the right to privacy. Furthermore, the Court emphasised that the implementation of the right to be forgotten on the internet only restricts access to certain content without removing the content itself.
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