This document summarizes a report analyzing the EU's proposed "right to be forgotten" data protection policy. The report examines the policy's scope, applicability, and potential impact on freedom of speech. It finds issues with the policy's broad scope, unclear responsibilities of data controllers, and risk of censorship. Revisions are suggested to limit the policy's scope, clearly define when erasure is appropriate, and address cross-posted information. If revised properly, the policy could establish a new global standard for personal data protection that shifts power to individuals.