O direito de ficar off-line: uma análise sob a ótica de garantia constitucional à privacidade e a Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados – LGPD

Abstract

The possibility of going “offline” is getting farther every day, as today the world revolves around data collection. The objective of this work is to show the new parameters of privacy of individuals in this "new" type of capitalism, focused on the data subject, in order to give back to them the power of choice and the option to control their data in a transparent way and give the power to the holder to choose which data he/she finds interesting to share and how it will be used. This work also raises an analysis of the historical context of the Right to Privacy and the General Data Protection Regulation for the creation of the General Data Protection Law. In this work, a bibliographic research was carried out regarding the new privacy and how it changes the way in which data collection should be viewed in accordance with the LGPD. At the end, the work will show alternatives on how society can control its data without having to go "offline", and emphasizing that the LGPD is the fundamental tool in the defense of the holder, which guarantees the control and autonomy of the individual in relation to the your data.