El derecho a la intimidad en las materializaciones notariales de documentos desde página web o cualquier soporte electrónico.

Abstract

Notarial materialization is a process through which notaries convert web pages or constant documents in electronic media into physical documents with legal validity. However, this practice raises concerns about the violation of the right to privacy, in notarized materializations of constant private conversations on web pages. This article examines whether the notarial materialization of private social media conversations complies with constitutional and international standards, as well as established jurisdictional procedures. Through a qualitative approach based on documentary analysis and interviews with experts, drawbacks were identified in the materialization process that could violate people's privacy, especially when the consent of the parties involved is not available. It is concluded that the procedure requires adjustments to guarantee greater protection of privacy in the context of the digitization of information, avoiding practices that violate fundamental rights.