دانلود کتاب راهنمای تحقیق در مورد حقوق سایبری، حفاظت از داده ها و حریم خصوصی

As Bill Gates rightly pointed out: “The intersection of law, politics and technology is going to force a lot of good thinking”, the interdisciplinary study of law and technology in cyberspace always has brand new avenues to offer for research and innovation in the legal systems of various nations and at the international level as well. Since technology is ever-changing and law is perpetually trying to keep pace with it, the perpetual tussle between the two requires incessant efforts on the part of legal researchers as well as technological experts. Contrastingly, law and policymaking are also largely dependent on technological innovations and know-how in today’s neoliberal times. The pandemic world has witnessed that jobs, processes, learning and even the legal and judicial system have become largely reliant on digitization through technology. With the emergence of the latest technological miracles such as blockchain, cryptocurrency, NFTs and digital data protection in cyberspace at a global level, it becomes pertinent to keep a check on the adequacy of laws or lack of it to tackle the socio-legal issues that emerge alongside these technologies. It is when the new technology is at a nascent stage that legal experts are required to delve into its possible impact on the society at large. For instance, the rising NFT wave is combined with copyright violations and huge scope for money laundering as the sellers tend to form communities to sell and buy from each other to increase the value of their piece in the digital world. Another technology capable of misuse at a huge level is deepfakes, which can lead to spread of misinformation and revenge porn. Technological misuse often leads to grave human right violations. On several occasions, it has also resulted in infringement of the right to privacy of innocent victims who fall prey to it.