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If you've NEVER registered a DOI in your Lattes, check our tutorial!This article aims to discuss the guarantee of the Right to privacy in the current digital scenario, relating it to the dystopian work “1984” by George Orwell, considering that it is a futuristic work that addresses pertinent themes in our current society, in addition to to portray the totalitarian system in its government surveillance and lack of privacy. The research separately details Orwell's bibliography and his entire trajectory in summary form until he reached the publication of his book, in addition to relating it to the digital sphere and the violation of privacy. In this conception, the idea is to demonstrate how a dystopian work created in 1949 is so contemporary when it comes to the violation of our privacy, as well as the limits and actions of powers in relation to this current problem.
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