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A privacidade e a proteção de dados pessoais na pandemia de covid-19
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As medidas extraordinárias adotadas durante a pandemia de COVID-19 para conter a propagação do vírus aumentaram a necessidade de explorar a interseção entre a proteção de dados pessoais e o direito à privacidade. Assim, analisar como as iniciativas de rastreamento de contatos, tecnologias de vigilância, e a coleta ampliada de dados de saúde impactam a privacidade dos indivíduos torna-se de suma importância. A partir disso, o objetivo do presente estudo é compreender as implicações legais, éticas e sociais dessas medidas, buscando um equilíbrio entre a proteção da saúde pública e o respeito aos direitos individuais. A metodologia aqui adotada baseia-se em pesquisa bibliográfica, examinando legislações nacionais e internacionais, estudos acadêmicos, e posicionamentos de órgãos regulatórios. Esse enfoque permitirá uma análise das leis de proteção de dados, princípios éticos, e os impactos percebidos sobre a privacidade em diferentes contextos. A justificativa para esta pesquisa reside na importância de entender como as medidas emergenciais adotadas durante a pandemia podem moldar futuras abordagens à proteção de dados e privacidade. O tema torna-se pertinente na medida em que a sociedade busca um equilíbrio delicado entre a necessidade de enfrentar emergências de saúde pública e a preservação dos direitos individuais.
The extraordinary measures taken during the COVID-19 pandemic to contain the spread of the virus have increased the need to explore the intersection between personal data protection and the right to privacy. Therefore, analyzing how contact tracing initiatives, surveillance technologies, and expanded health data collection impact individuals' privacy becomes of paramount importance. The objective of this study is to understand the legal, ethical, and social implications of these measures, seeking a balance between public health protection and respect for individual rights. The methodology adopted here is based on bibliographic research, examining national and international legislations, academic studies, and regulatory body positions. This approach will allow an analysis of data protection laws, ethical principles, and perceived impacts on privacy in different contexts. The justification for this research lies in the importance of understanding how the emergency measures adopted during the pandemic can shape future approaches to data protection and privacy. The topic becomes relevant as society seeks a delicate balance between the need to address public health emergencies and the preservation of individual rights.
The extraordinary measures taken during the COVID-19 pandemic to contain the spread of the virus have increased the need to explore the intersection between personal data protection and the right to privacy. Therefore, analyzing how contact tracing initiatives, surveillance technologies, and expanded health data collection impact individuals' privacy becomes of paramount importance. The objective of this study is to understand the legal, ethical, and social implications of these measures, seeking a balance between public health protection and respect for individual rights. The methodology adopted here is based on bibliographic research, examining national and international legislations, academic studies, and regulatory body positions. This approach will allow an analysis of data protection laws, ethical principles, and perceived impacts on privacy in different contexts. The justification for this research lies in the importance of understanding how the emergency measures adopted during the pandemic can shape future approaches to data protection and privacy. The topic becomes relevant as society seeks a delicate balance between the need to address public health emergencies and the preservation of individual rights.
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Covid-19 Privacidade Proteção de dados pessoais Teses de mestrado – 2024