Keywords
Habeas Data
Internet
Privacy. Data protection
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Abstract
The present work seeks to deepen the analysis of "data protection" and new technological changes. Data are a fundamental resource for the economic growth of nations and the progress of societies. New technologies are changing the way we communicate, communicate and relate. The free flow of data is imposed. However, we must ensure their protection by ensuring that accessibility is duly regulated by the national authorities of each country. We must think of the creation of legal frameworks that provide greater legal certainty in what has been called the data economy.
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