The right to have private information removed from directories when it is inadequate or irrelevant.

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The right to be forgotten lets a person have personal information removed from directories when that data is no longer necessary for its original purpose or is irrelevant or outdated. This privacy right, notably recognized in GDPR as a data subject right, is designed to prevent outdated or unnecessary data from lingering in public records or search results. It directly fits the scenario of removing information that is inadequate or irrelevant. Contextual Integrity is about information flows fitting social contexts, data minimization is about limiting what data is collected in the first place, and control over data is a broader idea about user rights and governance rather than a specific removal mechanism.