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A proteção de dados pessoais das crianças e adolescentes: uma abordagem a partir da nova Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados e do capitalismo de vigilância
(Centro Universitário do Estado do Pará, 2021) Colares, Eduardo Jorge Amorim de Barros; Mourão, Juan Victor dos Santos; Oliveira, Felipe Guimarães de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0580891033779138
The present work has as main objective to make a study about the processing of personal data of children and adolescents, through an analysis of the new data protection law and surveillance capitalism. Importantly, the group of children and adolescents are more susceptible to rampant consumption, since they are endowed with an aggravated vulnerability, innocence and a certain degree of immaturity, requiring greater protection for the collection and processing of personal data of this group in function of their hypervulnerable condition. In this context, the study also aims to analyze the obligation of the State and the family to promote ways to protect and protect the rights that may be protected. To carry out this research, the qualitative methodology is used, with a bibliographical approach, from the reading of magazines, articles and monographs that deal with the chosen topic.
Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados Pessoais e capitalismo de vigilância: uma discussão entre consentimento e manipulação do consumidor.
(Centro Universitário do Estado do Pará, 2022) Oliveira Neto, Aderaldo Dias de; Peres, Gerson Teixeira; Oliveira, Felipe Guimarães de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0580891033779138
This paper consists of an empirical analysis of the structural changes present in consumer relations in digital media, resulting from constant technological innovations, whereby internet users daily make available data containing personal information which is catalogued and filtered by technology companies and subsequently commercialized with companies that offer products and services, so that consumers/users are directed targets of advertisements that stimulate unthinking consumption. The research also aims to demonstrate that the guiding question is closely related to the lack of consent of users in making their personal data available, and that this structure is related to the logic of Surveillance Capitalism. Based on this, the article proposes to perform a historical analysis of the legislation implemented in Brazil and to answer about the reach of Law 13.709/2019 in protecting the present problematic, bringing up the European legislation in a comparative law analysis. In this sense, the following question is pursued: Is the General Law of Data Protection able to fully protect consumers in relation to consent on virtual platforms, avoiding the manipulation of their will in a contract? The answer to this research problem is developed, methodologically, in a qualitative approach study and, as to the objectives, exploratory, having as procedure the bibliographical survey. In this sense, it is necessary to approach the characteristics of the consent of the holders of such data. After the exposure of these issues, the challenge of an efficient protection of consumers in consumer relations is evidenced.