Privacidad y Red Social Online
Un modelo para el análisis de la recopilación de datos personales
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https://doi.org/10.36311/1981-1640.2023.v17.e023005Palabras clave:
Modelos de datos, Modelos de bases de datos, Privacidad, Redes socialesResumen
La popularización de las Tecnologías de la Información y la Comunicación permitió nuevas formas de interacción, incluidos los servicios de Redes Sociales en Línea (RSO). Estos servicios pueden compartir datos personales con organizaciones de terceros a través de interfaces de programación de aplicaciones (API), lo que hace que sea una tarea compleja observar el flujo de datos. Esta investigación propone un modelo para identificar niveles y elementos disponibles en el flujo de datos personales vía API entre organizaciones que poseen servicios de RSO y agentes externos. Convergieron los mecanismos recurrentes en la prestación de conjuntos de datos de servicios de RSO a agentes externos, a partir de una lectura sistemática de la documentación técnica para establecer un modelo de base de datos para buscar en conjunto la posibilidad de almacenar información sobre los niveles en los que las APIs proporcionaron datos personales a agentes externos, aplicando el Modelo Entidad-Relación. Posteriormente, presenta un Data Mart como prueba de concepto para el modelo de base de datos propuesto, con la intención de comparar las formas de acceder a los atributos de los datos personales almacenados y luego compartidos por los servicios de RSO a agentes externos. Demostró que el modelo puede aclarar los elementos inherentes al flujo de datos, lo que permite un análisis más estructurado, incluida la posibilidad de monitorear los cambios en la API por parte de las organizaciones a lo largo del tiempo.
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