Scrivano (Aidr): We offer a useful tool to protect our most precious asset, online data
The digital revolution has brought with it a disruption of daily life and therefore, of the organization of economic and social systems. Consumption and sharing of online data are the new treasure that fuels the digital age: from photos posted on personal accounts, to personal data sent to book a flight, to online payments, up to the payment of TV on demand.
Who really governs this amount of data, to what extent is it lawful to use it, how can we protect ourselves? In Aidr's ebook, an examination of the new rights, children of the digital age. The main objective of the online manual, available for free at this link (https://www.aidr.it/scarica-le-book-gratuito-di-aidr-i-diritti-digitali-dei-cittadini-europei/) is that to make available to everyone an agile tool, free from technicalities for insiders, which makes readers aware of their "new rights" as European citizens of this new millennium, as underlined in the preface to the text by Agostino Ghiglia, Guarantor Component for the protection of personal data.
Divided into three macro-areas: personal data processing, law and management of services and digital content, digital investors; the manual was edited by Paola D'Elia, former author and co-author of publications in the field of Private Law and Comparative Private Law with reference to Information Law, Mauro Rosario Nicastri, President of the Aidr association and Dario Scrivano, criminal lawyer . "The boundary between what pertains to the personal sphere and what is voluntarily shared with others has become increasingly blurred over the years - underlines Dario Scrivano - also due to the extreme ease with which it is possible to exchange information online . With this manual we offer the reader a guide to know and implement all the protection tools guaranteed by law to protect our most precious asset, personal data. "