THE CONCEPT OF DATA DRIVEN BUSINESS AND THE INCREASING LEGAL PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA IN BRAZIL
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This article analyzes how the increasing legal protection of personal data impacts data-driven business models in the context of an informational society. Presenting the importance of personal data in the current economy and the history of privacy and personal data protection regulations in the Brazilian scenario, the work also lists suggestions for reconciling existing laws with business models that use data as raw material or guiding principle. Using quantitative and qualitative research methods, such as surveys on data usage and legislative and doctrinal surveys, it is concluded that it is possible to protect personal data without impeding innovation and economic development, considering that the Brazilian legislator has adopted flexible rules for this purpose.
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