Titlebook: Core Concepts and Contemporary Issues in Privacy; Ann E. Cudd,Mark C. Navin Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Spring

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The Chance “to Melt into the Shadows of Obscurity”: Developing a “Right to be Forgotten” in the Unitument, the right exists whenever interests in being forgotten and/or forgetting are understood as weighty enough to impose a duty on government and/or fellow citizens to respect those interests. Most of the relevant cases belong to the pre-digital era but nevertheless provide some doctrinal support

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Parents, Privacy, and Facebook: Legal and Social Responses to the Problem of “Over-Sharing”social media without their children’s consent. My inquiry is motivated by recent reports that French authorities have warned French parents that they could face fines and imprisonment for such conduct, if their children sue them once their children turn 18. Where French privacy law is grounded in re

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Digitizing Privacyrange of possible invasions. But because of digitization, invasions of privacy have become more penetrating, pervasive, and prevalent. What we have lost is nothing different in kind than what was lost before when we only had to worry about eavesdropping and peeping Toms, but by explaining how digiti

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Privacy, Employment, and Dignity economic harms of privacy loss. This chapter explores how violations of employee privacy affect the dignity of work as a lens for understanding intangible privacy harms. Employee privacy has drawn less attention in recent privacy discussions than informational privacy, even though it is seriously u

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Privacy and Outinggay voting record to their constituents. While their choice to be closeted may be protected by privacy, an aspect of broader liberty, may they at the same time be outed without violating their right to privacy? Some members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community have chosen

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Introduction to Wireless Communications reluctant to erode parental authority, except in cases where extraordinary threats to children’s welfare exist. I argue that while existing privacy law in the U.S. is inadequate to offer children legal remedy if their parents share their embarrassing images of them without their consent, the dignit

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Alanson P. Sample,Joshua R. Smithunction as a citizen and the need for meaningful work. In this chapter, we explore these dignity-based justifications for employee privacy. We then use this discussion to illuminate when non-consensual uses of information drawn from individuals are particularly troubling with respect to the non-econ