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I mean, one can have whatever view of rights they choose, but many rights are often considered to be contextual. E.g., in the US, you have a right to not have
by alecbz 5y ago
I mean, one can have whatever view of rights they choose, but many rights are often considered to be contextual.
E.g., in the US, you have a right to not have your picture taken indoors, but outside in public spaces you don't have this right.
You have a right to do more or less whatever you want with your personal laptop, but your agreement with your employer generally implies that you should only use a work computer for work tasks.
- Froedlich 5y agoEach of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and the various territories have different laws on that.