英文摘要 |
"With the development and popularization of information technology and various sensors, everyday life in the modern world is often inseparable from a variety of giant databases that have the possibility of connecting the virtual and the real world (referred to as the across-giant-database). Regarding online-search, although the domestic industry has discussed it, it only pays attention to its own constitutionality and regulatory issues in a microscopic way. By contrast, this paper, from a macro perspective, states that in the era of the across-giant-database the new investigative modes with a kind of function of ""comprehensive exploration, data matching and analysis"" (this paper refers to the function as the catch-all and predictive powers) has been developed, and online-search is just one type of the new modes so takes it as a starting point for review. The core functions of the catch-all and predictive powers, in a word, is“many a little makes a mickle;a straw shows which way the wind blows”. What's meaning by the mode of many a little makes a mickle? It could be embodied by the mosaic theory. The function of the mode of a straw shows which way the wind blows could be shown by predictive powers of big data. The purpose of this article is to clarify what kind of fundamental rights the new investigative mode has infringed on, and to use this as a prerequisite to further review its constitutional requirements." |