> The US needs to enshrine privacy as a basic right - it is unfortunately not listed in your Constitution. One could make an argument that the Fourth Amendment

> The US needs to enshrine privacy as a basic right - it is unfortunately not listed in your Constitution. One could make an argument that the Fourth Amendment applied to the modern age would enshrine privacy as a basic right online. I think there are several court cases that might even highlight this. The problem is the Fourth Amendment (and most of the Constitution in general) only explicitly outlines rights when it comes to what the government can and cannot pertaining to citizens, not what private businesses/corporations/other citizens can do.