PARIS—The European Union’s top court is set to decide whether the bloc’s “right to be forgotten” policy stretches beyond Europe’s borders, a test of how far national laws can—or should—stretch when regulating cyberspace. The case stems from France, where the highest administrative court on Wednesday asked the EU’s Court of Justice to weigh in on a dispute between Alphabet Inc.’s Google and France’s privacy regulator over how broadly...

Source: Wall Street Journal July 19, 2017 13:07 UTC