Anyone with Internet access can, via a search engine such as Google, find information about most of us; perhaps even information that we ourselves had no idea was publicly available online.

Do search engines threaten the end of personal privacy? Explain. Would implementing 'Right to be Forgotten' legislation here in the U$.$S$.$ be an appropriate response? Why$/$why not?

Are there other ways to protect our personal information online or do we accept McNealy's admonition that we "have zero privacy anyway...$[$and$]$ get over it$"?$