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It's not a constitutionally-protected right to privacy or legislation extending that right to privacy to interactions with private parties, so what's the point?
by barryrandall 3y ago
It's not a constitutionally-protected right to privacy or legislation extending that right to privacy to interactions with private parties, so what's the point?
- troyvit 3y agoThe reason I contacted both of my state senators is this: We will never get a constitutionally-protected right to privacy. What we will get is federal entities, state entities, international entities and private entities consistently eroding our expectation of privacy every way they can, each for their own reasons. This bill is a small push in the opposite direction, helping to hold the line on where we expect to be surveilled. IOW the only way we will get a right to privacy in the U.S. is piecemeal.