Law, Big Data, IOT – Can They Shape the Future

  • Ayush Goel and Dr. Daisy Alexander
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  • Ayush Goel

    PhD Research Scholar at Department of Law, Christ (Deemed to be university), India

  • Dr. Daisy Alexander

    Professor at Head of Department at School of Law, Christ (Deemed to be University), India

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Abstract

Steve Jobs (Apple Chief), had a vision to add the alphabet “I” before all the words in the dictionary. This was taken as passing remark to market his product. But, in 30 years IT world innovated two great products which brought the whole world very near to Steve Jobs vision. These two innovations are Big data and IOT. They have created such a great buzz in the virtual as well in real world. Big data is a concept which is both a gain and a boon to the society as it made the analysis meaningful and helped in taking inform decision. The only hurdle big data was facing of proprietor systems due to hurdles in flow of data. This challenge was solved by IOT as this enabled seamless flow of data. Till the time the companies / organizations are using the required amount of data and provide adequate combos and offers the Big data analysis is a gain to us but the moment these organizations / companies collects all sort of data (not required) like recording all conversations, taping of text messages etc it becomes a challenge for the law makers. With digitalization IOT took place which is creating more issues in case of Big data collection. An IOT provides all gain and pleasure to a person but with the help of small sensors installed in it they captures / collects / records all the data going around it. Till the time the data analysis was performed there was no issues but the moment data analytics took place it created a privacy and security issues. The particular research paper will talk how Big Data and IOT are creating legal challenges with upcoming digitalization.

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International Journal of Law Management and Humanities, Volume 4, Issue 3, Page 4105 - 4116

DOI: https://doij.org/10.10000/IJLMH.11957

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