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_aSexual privacy _bRecurso eletrónico _fDanielle Keats Citron |
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| 330 | _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. | ||
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_cDanvers, MA _dMay 2019 _vVol. 128, n. 7 _tThe Yale Law Journal _x1939-8611 _pp. 1870-1960 |
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_aDIREITO À PRIVACIDADE _9235280 |
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_aCITRON _bDanielle Keats _9351338 |
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