01324nam a2200181   4500001000700000090001100007100004100018101000800059200006400067311003900131330069900170461008900869606002800958606001600986606002301002700002801025995008901053377485  a377485  a20190906u           y0pory50      ba  aeng  aSexual privacybRecurso eletrónicofDanielle Keats Citron  aFicheiro de 803 KB em formato PDF.  aI. Sexual privacy. A. Understanding the Concept of Sexual Privacy. B. Highlighting Sexual Privacy’s Value. 1. Sexual Privacy as Securing Autonomy. 2. Sexual Privacy as Enabling Intimacy. 3. Sexual Privacy as Protecting Equality. C. Identifying Sexual-Privacy Interests. D. Privacy-Privacy Trade-offs. II. Sexual-privacy invasions. A. Brief Historical Background. B. Sexual Privacy in the Digital Age. 1. Digital Voyeurism. 2. Up-Skirt Photos. 3. Sextortion. 4. Nonconsensual Pornography. 5. Deep-Fake Sex Videos. C. Harm. III. Law and markets. A. Law’s Role. 1. Traditional Law. 2. Shortcomings. 3. Comprehensive Response. B. Markets. 1. Facebook Hashes. 2. Immutable Life Logs. Conclusion.  cDanvers, MAdMay 2019vVol. 128, n. 7tThe Yale Law Journalx1939-8611pp. 1870-1960  aDIREITO À PRIVACIDADE  aPORNOGRAFIA  aCRIME VIA INTERNET  aCITRONbDanielle Keats   104PJCD_300_00000000000000052022-06-069405266aPJcPJkPJCD 300n2022-06-06o0rAP