Privacy and Consent. A Legal and UX&HMI Approach for Data Protection

The methodological perspective adopted is that of the interrelation of law with the analysis of behavior, based on cognitive psychology, with the aim of verifying the latter’ s results in the legal domain. The survey is therefore divided into two phases: 1. one highly experimental, as based on a complex examination of the relationship between user and technology as well as the use of the aforementioned Questionnaire and the collection and processing of data in digital format; 2. one analytical, as based on the examination and commentary of the data collected within the framework of the current legislation on privacy, both nationally and at European level in a de iure condendo (normative) perspective. In a nutshell, by making use of the Behavioral analysis (B.A.) and analysis of the applied data (Legal Analysis L.A.), a functional perspective of legal analysis has been assumed in order to assess the legal efficiency of the measures (essentially founded on the so-called consent) adopted by legislation on the protection of personal data.