Judicial authorization for data extraction in electronic mail and social networks

Abstract

This article addresses how society's increasing dependence on digital technologies has directly affected the way privacy protection is approached and the need for access to such data for investigation and law enforcement purposes. The theme of judicial authorization for data extraction from email and social media platforms is discussed, highlighting the necessary foundations for obtaining such access. It presents legal foundations for these decisions, drawing on the Law on Telephone Interception and the Internet Civil Rights Framework, as well as case studies.