Para nobody is a novelty that the conception of the right in our time – still and the unabated passage of a global health contingency – is deeply marked by the language of rights and the great iusphilosophical perspectives behind them. In this vein, there is an increasing number of studies analysing human rights, but in their concrete and resolutive implementation, i.e. in the constitutional rulings of the various West courts. It is not surprising, therefore, that we devote a few brief lines to the presentation of a case resolved in August 2020 by the Civil Chamber of the Judiciary of the Nation in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on the so-called ‘right to be forgotten’.