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@article{191383,
author = {Maryada},
title = {Evolving Dimensions of Privacy and Data Protection: From Legal Doctrine to Fundamental Human Right in the Digital Age},
journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
year = {},
volume = {12},
number = {no},
pages = {135-139},
issn = {2349-6002},
url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=191383},
abstract = {The concepts of privacy and data protection have evolved beyond only legal considerations that emerged as fundamental human rights. The expanding scope of these rights, examines their evolution from traditional concept of informational privacy to encompass a broader spectrum of concerns that includes data security, transparency of algorithm and the right to be forgotten are explored. Highlighted challenges and opportunities presented by the digital age delves into the legal frameworks, ethical considerations and societal implications associated with the evolution. A re-evaluation of existing legal and ethical sample is necessary in the expansion of privacy and data protection as fundamental rights. To prioritize privacy by design and default, a shift from reactive measures is required, i.e., data breach notifications to the proactive approaches. Further, a critical examination of power dynamics is demanded in collecting and processing inherent data, potential for surveillance, discrimination and manipulation. The challenge to innovate with the imperative to safeguard individual autonomy and dignity lies in balancing the benefits of data-driven. The rights that intersect with the other fundamental rights, such as freedom of expression and access to information to create a holistic framework are considered to promote both technological progress and human flourishing. In evolving the landscape, technology plays dual role. On one hand, the significant threats to privacy through data breaches, surveillance technologies and the potential for the algorithmic bias are presented. On the other hand, to protect privacy technology can also be a powerful tool. For example, encryption, privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs), etc. For ensuring that privacy rights are upheld in the digital age, the development and adoption of these technologies are crucial. The continued evolution of technology, the development of new legal frameworks and increasing awareness of the importance of these rights are the key factors of protecting data and in future of privacy. For this, multi-faceted approach, involving governments, tech companies, civil society organizations and individuals, all are required to work together and create a digital environment that is both innovative and respectful of human rights.},
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