En el contexto de la emergencia sanitaria global y el acceso a la información personal, generalmente sensible, se crea una serie de tensiones frente a las normas de protección de datos. Esta breve reflexión plantea algunos puntos de tensión y análisis para revisar y explorar frente al reto de la privacidad y el tratamiento de la información en medio de una pandemia.
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