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Privacy is a fundamental human right from "summary" of Data and Goliath by Bruce Schneier

The idea that privacy is a fundamental human right is not a new one. It has been recognized and enshrined in various international agreements and legal documents throughout history. From the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution, the importance of privacy has been acknowledged as a basic requirement for a free and democratic society. Privacy is essential for the protection of individual autonomy and dignity. Without privacy, individuals are unable to freely express themselves, explore their own thoughts and beliefs, and make decisions without fear of judgment or interference. Privacy is what allows us to form intimate relationships, engage in personal reflection, and develop our sense of self. In today's digital age, the erosion of privacy has become a pressing concern. As our lives become increasingly mediated by technology, our personal information is constantly being collected, analyzed, and exploited by...
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    Data and Goliath

    Bruce Schneier

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