The right to erase personal data is one of the rights developed in the European Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), although this right, which is also known as the right to be forgotten, has been known in European national legislation for a long time through what is included in this legislation to give the opportunity for persons convicted of certain crimes to erase Their judicial past, reintegration into society and starting their lives anew. The main objective of establishing the right to erasure is to give individuals an opportunity to get rid of some of the things that cause them harassment and prevent them from developing their personality naturally and may prevent them in many cases from forming new relationships or obtaining a certain job or a private residence due to the nature of the Internet known to me Soon, it is never forgotten, and therefore this right is a manifestation of the individual's control over his personal data, which is one of the manifestations of privacy in the digital age. Keywords (GDBR Data Protection Regulation - Digital Privacy - Personal Data - Google Spain Judgment - European Court of Human Rights - National Data Protection Authorities - Reasonable Expectations for Privacy - Public Personality Standard - Public Interest Standard - Nature of the Data to be Erased).