Lowry Pressly is an author and legal scholar whose book The Right to Oblivion explores the concept of the right to be forgotten — the idea that individuals should be able to control the digital traces of their past. Pressly's audiobooks and books examine the tension between privacy, free expression, and the permanence of information in the digital age.
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