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Doesn't he have any right to privacy?

• Simulacra 6y ago
  I would agree with you that everyone has a right to privacy, but would you agree that privacy has become relative to the platform and actions?
  • falcolas 6y ago
    No. Specific to this incident, this person bought shares back in 2019 and boasted about it. There's no reason to peel back their privacy for an event that occurred well over a year later.
• flyinglizard 6y ago
  Not anymore than any subject of press coverage, I guess.
• Tenoke 6y ago
  Of course, however, there are situations where one can argue other considerations trump that. On the extreme end, if they had uncovered that he is GME's CEO I would think it's well worth publishing it. It's nowhere near as clear-cut here though, so once again I'm wondering where the lines should lay.
• gruez 6y ago
  "right to privacy" is a nebulous concept. What's the relevant legislation that applies to this case?