European Commission to reveal plans to change data privacy laws
Businesses have expressed concern about proposed EU data protection rules which include a "right to be forgotten".
The European Commission is revealing the planned changes at a conference on Wednesday.
It has already said that individuals would be able to ask for data about themselves to be deleted unless it was being kept for a "legitimate" purpose.
The BBC's technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones explained what was at stake.
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