I dont believe the logistics of a right to privacy would never work. I think the founders knew this and instead wrote very broad laws against the kind of abuses

I dont believe the logistics of a right to privacy would never work. I think the founders knew this and instead wrote very broad laws against the kind of abuses which may result in a loss of privacy. Privacy is very hard to define, protection against unreasonable search and seizure of papers and belongings, not so much. Why electronic messages and documents aren't considered blindly as "papers" is beyond me. The intent was obvious. At least to me. Further, I dont really care about my privacy nearly as much as can be done with a lack thereof.