This Article analyzes the risk of relativization of fundamental rights to due process and privacy by the Project of Laws 215/2015, 1.547/2015 and 1.589/2015, which aim to amend the Law 12.965/2014. It presents the complexity of the information society and its risks to the right to privacy. Then, it defends the unconstitutionality of these Projects, which would allow the breach of confidentiality of data, in virtual environment, by police authority or by the Public Prosecution Service, without the judicial authorization. Finally, it grounds philosophically the privacy right and rule of law in the natural law theory of John Finnis.  Keywords: Information Society. Right to privacy. Rule of law.