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Britons to get more control over their personal online data

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Digital Minister, Matt Hancock said Britons will be given more control over their data by having "the right to be forgotten" online and ask for their personal data to be erased. The new measures will force companies to seek permission to obtain personal data rather than rely on pre-selected tick boxes, which are often ignored, Hancock said.