Private Life. A Fundamental Right!
summary
The panel examines how recent security measures aimed at fighting terrorism and crime—especially online—threaten citizens’ privacy and create tensions between the right to security and the right to privacy. It surveys historical and legal privacy frameworks, discusses current personal-data protections and users’ rights, and considers technical data-security measures such as cryptography as tools citizens can use to protect their privacy.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:02Privacy rights history
- 19:38Post-2001 security shift
- 31:55Privacy vs national security
- 59:26Citizen data protection
- 1:17:22Summary
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