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Доктринальные аспекты правовых режимов данных в условиях развития технологий больших данных
The article examines the concept, features, essence of the legal regime of data, as well as trends in the legislator's approaches in this area in connection with the development of big data technology. Theoretical foundations and unity in the understanding of legal terms and constructions lead to holistic, effective legal regulation. The state's attention in recent years has been aimed at establishing such a balance in the field of ensuring the development of digital technologies, in which digital and technological sovereignty would be achieved, as well as human rights would be ensured. The legal regime of data in such conditions determines the prospects for the development of most technologies. The purpose of the article is to identify such doctrinal foundations of legal data regimes as the concept, structure, types, as well as to study the features of the legal regime of big data.
The work uses methods of both empirical (analysis and synthesis, induction and deduction, systematization) and theoretical (methods of constructing and studying the object of study and methods of constructing and justifying theoretical knowledge) levels.
Various approaches to understanding the essence of the legal regime are considered, as a result of which the author formulates a definition of the concept of “legal regime of data” and highlights its features. The article presents an analysis of the types of legal regime of data, identified on the basis of an analysis of regulatory and law enforcement material, an analysis of doctrinal approaches to the types of legal regimes and legal regimes of information. Attention is paid to the consideration of the general data regime and the need to develop this regime in relation to non-personal data. A definition of the concept of legal regime of personal data is given. The author draws attention to the variety of types of legal regimes of personal data, considers the features of the general regime of personal data, its differences from the general legal regime of information. The experimental legal regime of data, the legal regime of anonymized data, and the formation of a civil legal regime of data are considered. The goals and objectives facing these legal regimes, trends in the transformation of the content of legal regimes of personal data are analyzed. The author concludes that it is necessary to maintain a balance between the right to information and the principle of human privacy, protecting confidentiality and promoting innovation. The article concludes that there is no need to form a separate legal regime for big data. However, a set of rules regarding other legal data regimes should eliminate conflicts and contribute to the effective development and implementation of Big Data technologies.