Privacidade e Rede Social On-Line
Um modelo para a análise da coleta de dados pessoais
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https://doi.org/10.36311/1981-1640.2023.v17.e023005Palavras-chave:
Modelos de Dados, Modelos de Banco de Dados, Privacidade, Redes SociaisResumo
A popularização das Tecnologias de Informação e Comunicação permitiu novas formas de interação, incluindo os serviços de Rede Social Online (RSO). Esses serviços podem compartilhar dados pessoais com organizações terceirizadas por meio de Interfaces de Programação de Aplicativos (API), tornando uma tarefa complexa observar o fluxo de dados. Esta pesquisa propõe um modelo para identificar níveis e elementos disponíveis no fluxo de dados pessoais via API entre organizações detentoras de serviços RSO e agentes externos. Convergiu os mecanismos recorrentes em fornecer conjuntos de dados dos serviços RSO para agentes externos, a partir de uma leitura sistematizada da documentação técnica para estabelecer um modelo de banco de dados para buscar de forma conjunta a possibilidade de armazenar informações sobre os níveis em que as API forneceram dados pessoais a agentes externos, aplicando o Modelo Entidade-Relacionamento. Posteriormente, apresenta um Data Mart como prova de conceito para o modelo de banco de dados proposto, pretendendo comparar as formas de acesso aos atributos de dados pessoais armazenados e, em seguida, compartilhados pelos serviços RSO para agentes externos. Demonstrou que o modelo pode esclarecer os elementos inerentes ao fluxo de dados, permitindo uma análise mais estruturada, incluindo a possibilidade de monitoramento de mudanças na API pelas organizações ao longo do tempo.
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