The Contextual Integrity of a Blockchain

In the EU where I live, there's even a right to be forgotten. This is essentially like a right you can use as an individual to remove like negative claims about you from Google search results and stuff like this. And so it's useful in this case to think of privacy as contextual integrity. We're sold on tokens or anyways being exposed to this idea that once we publish them, they will permanently be out there because the blockchain keeps them around. For me, it's more a challenge of telling people, hey, please be aware of not putting like sensitive information on chain.

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