Abstract
This article deals with the limits of digital privacy and its legal implications in Criminal Law. Given the complexity evident in the digital era, this study aimed to analyze the legal implications in Criminal Law regarding the protection of personal data. Methodologically, bibliographical research was used through research in articles, jurisprudence and books to support the study. It analyzes the tension between the protection of individual rights and the need to combat cybercrime, emphasizing the importance of adequate legislation to guarantee digital security without compromising the privacy of citizens. The research uses a qualitative and bibliographical approach, exploring challenges such as collecting digital evidence and the legal implications of online surveillance. In the end, there was great progress in legislation in the fight against cybercrime, strengthening the protection of personal data. However, the difficulty of identifying offenders of crimes like these is still a challenge, and, to be combatted, requires improvements in supervision and improvement of digital investigation mechanisms, in addition to more effective cooperation between national and international authorities. This includes the development of advanced technologies and the creation of specific legal protocols that help identify and hold perpetrators accountable without compromising the rights of individual citizens.
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