Os limites do direito à privacidade na internet: intimidade x superexposição

Abstract

This paper, entitled The Limits of the Right to Privacy on the Internet: Intimacy x Super Exposure, addresses the problem of preserving the right to privacy in the digital age, and the border between intimacy and overexposure. The purpose of this is to show how people can preserve their privacy at a time when the vast majority of them are embedded in the virtual environment, which is free and easy to access to obtain information from others and violate the privacy of the other. In addition, it is also intended to show: how this right has been infringed without its victims perceive; As well as preserve their intimacy, and in return demonstrate how overexposure can affect their lives. It will address some fundamental rights and personality that can also be denigrated along with privacy; Are the rights: freedom of expression, image and honor. Therefore, some cases will also be studied in which the right to privacy prevailed, and others where it was removed, and how the decisions of such processes can become a parameter for new judgments. Another point elucidated, will be some weighting techniques, that can be used to solve cases of collision between the right to privacy and freedom of expression. Finally, it will be shown that despite the ease of invading the privacy of others on the Internet, it has rules and laws that can not only suppress the crime, but also prevent violations committed against the right to privacy.