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Forme recherchée : privacy
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- Ligne n°102 : If we want to protect privacy, we should be more clear about why it is
- Ligne n°109 : Our privacy is now at risk in unprecedented ways, but, sadly, the legal
- Ligne n°111 : privacy law, the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, was passed in
- Ligne n°115 : privacy from other, possibly nefarious, ways that our data can be
- Ligne n°120 : what happens when you follow the European privacy model and take
- Ligne n°129 : to actually mean corporate interests. To protect our privacy, we need a
- Ligne n°136 : rightly tweeted, she wrote "the best paper on privacy theory you'll get
- Ligne n°140 : theorists and legislators who treat privacy as just an instrument used
- Ligne n°142 : inaccessibility, or control. Framed this way, privacy is relegated to
- Ligne n°147 : protected through some other method, or if privacy gets in the way of a
- Ligne n°151 : Cohen doesn't think we should treat privacy as a dispensable
- Ligne n°152 : instrument. To the contrary, she argues privacy is irreducible to a
- Ligne n°159 : privacy cannot be reductively conceived as one specific type of thing.
- Ligne n°188 : privacy and subject to surveillance; we must decide if we really want
- Ligne n°202 : when enjoying some privacy. And Cohen's argument illuminates how the
- Ligne n°203 : breathing room provided by privacy is essential to being a complete,