Derecho a la privacidad frente al monitoreo masivo de datos digitales

Abstract

Abstract: This research paper analyzes the right to privacy and its relationship with mass monitoring of digital data, according to Ecuadorian constitutional jurisprudence. To this end, it takes a qualitative approach and focuses on the study of key concepts that make up the state of the art. This work uses a qualitative methodology, with research techniques such as content review, triangulation of primary sources, summary, and discussion of the results regarding the jurisprudence issued by the Constitutional Court of Ecuador in order to develop the right to privacy and informational self-determination, which in the digital age seriously compromise people's rights. Likewise, a difference is established between Habeas Data and the Action for Protection. Thus, this work is configured as a source of reference for law students and professionals.