A internet não esquece: uma análise sobre a transmissibilidade de bens virtualizados nas redes sociais e o conflito do direito ao esquecimento e a dignidade post mortem na perspectiva brasileira

Abstract

The Digital Era has revolutionized contemporary society, directly impacting social and legal relations on a global scale. With this, there is a need to adapt national legislation to the changes brought about by new social models, especially with regard to digital succession. Given this scenario, the main objective of this work is to analyze the conflict between the right to be forgotten and post-mortem dignity in the face of the transmissibility of virtualized goods on social networks, from the Brazilian perspective. To this end, the relationship between digital inheritance and absence is observed of standardization in this area is observed, with an emphasis on its (im)pertinence in Brazil, further examining the dilemmas and meanings of digital succession and

attempts at Brazilian standardization, highlighting the right to be forgotten and post- mortem dignity in digital succession, as well as the dilemma the right to freedom and

privacy of third parties, and the consequences of the lack of regulation in this matter. Finally, practical cases already judged by the Brazilian Courts dealing with digital succession will be addressed, focusing on the northeast and southeast regions, from the years 2020 to 2024. As a methodology, the hypothetical-deductive method will be used, as well as documentary and bibliographic material, collected through materials already available, and exploratory research.