THE IMPACT OF INFORMATIVE SELF-DETERMINATION ON THE PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA AND ON THE RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN
Abstract
The main objective of the article is to analyze the legal and conceptual aspects of informative self-determination and its implications for the protection of personal data, as well as its correlation with personal data and the right to be forgotten. Historically, the concept arose in Germany and continued to develop both in doctrine and in jurisprudence. Nationally, informative self-determination is present in the Brazilian General Data Protection Act, being one of the basic foundations of the legislation in question. Therefore, the article proposes to verify the consequences of the right to informative self-determination in Brazil from the General Data Protection Act. Finally, it appears that, in the current paradigm of information and communication technologies, guaranteeing security and transparency to people is fundamental for the development of a free and democratic society. The methodology used, with a deductive approach, involved the bibliographical and normative review available.
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