Acoso en redes sociales y vulneración al derecho de la intimidad en estudiantes de la Universidad Nacional de Trujillo 2022
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2024
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Universidad Nacional de Trujillo
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El presente estudio tuvo como objetivo analizar cómo el acoso en redes sociales vulnera el derecho a la intimidad en estudiantes de la Universidad Nacional de Trujillo, 2022; para ello se empleó una metodología cualitativa, fenomenológica, donde el escenario fue la Universidad Nacional de Trujillo, participando como sujetos de investigación 40 estudiantes y 10 abogados, a quienes se les aplicó la guía de entrevista. Se concluye que el 100% de estudiantes y abogados indican que, a través del acoso y divulgación de información privada a través de fotos, videos e incluso comentarios, atentan con el derecho a la intimidad; manifestando que la regulación normativa sobre el derecho a la intimidad personal por redes sociales no es eficaz y las penas no son rigurosas, esto lo manifiesta el 90 % de estudiantes y el 100% de abogados.
ABSTRACT The present study aimed to analyze how bullying on social networks violates the right to privacy in students of the National University of Trujillo, 2022; for this a qualitative, phenomenological methodology was used, where the scenario was the National University of Trujillo, participating as research subjects, 180 students, to whom the interview guide was applied. It is concluded that 100% of students indicate that, through harassment and disclosure of private information through photos, videos and even comments, they violate the right to privacy; stating that the normative regulation on the right to personal privacy through social networks is not effective and the penalties are not rigorous, this is stated by 80% of students.
ABSTRACT The present study aimed to analyze how bullying on social networks violates the right to privacy in students of the National University of Trujillo, 2022; for this a qualitative, phenomenological methodology was used, where the scenario was the National University of Trujillo, participating as research subjects, 180 students, to whom the interview guide was applied. It is concluded that 100% of students indicate that, through harassment and disclosure of private information through photos, videos and even comments, they violate the right to privacy; stating that the normative regulation on the right to personal privacy through social networks is not effective and the penalties are not rigorous, this is stated by 80% of students.
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Derecho a la intimidad, Redes sociales