Chapter 6. Privacy Is Invaded
Privacy is the right to be left alone
Privacy is fundamental to individuality
Any of us can get any amount of information about anyone
The virtual world is frighteningly amenable to unethical and illegal practices. A few years ago, one of our close friends, a very smart and astute retired professor of management at the University of California, had his identity stolen. That's the ultimate violation of a person's privacy, of the integrity of his or her being. And that theft is not hard to do.
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