Data surveillance, privacy and security: between market exploitation and State use
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https://doi.org/10.18617/liinc.v16i1.5104Abstract
ABSTRACT This paper studies contemporary digital surveillance, and how users’ sensitive data is collected and analyzed for different purposes. Specific objectives: i) to describe technological forms of surveillance based on personal and behavioral data generated in individuals' online communications; ii) to study the relations between the political economy of contemporary capitalism and privacy; iii) to understand how states and private organizations use electronic data surveillance. Methodology: hypothetical-deductive procedure method, with qualitative approach and bibliographic-documentary technique.
Keywords: Surveillance; Technology; Data; Surveillance Capitalism; Privacy.
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