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> Many don't consider this to be a fundamental right. Is that why everyone agrees that the constitution protects this right in the physical domain?
by shwouchk 10y ago
> Many don't consider this to be a fundamental right.
Is that why everyone agrees that the constitution protects this right in the physical domain?
- TeMPOraL 10y agoIn physical world we differentiate between public and private spaces, with different expectations of privacy in each of them. There's a debate to be had about appropriate demarkations on the Internet.
- erelde 10y agoWhere I walk and what I do on the street is private even though it's in a public space (exceptions apply). Similarly what I do and where I go on the internet is private even though it is a public space (exceptions apply). If someone follows me in the street for hours (days, weeks, life) and note everything that I do, I'd be right to call that a violation of my privacy ?