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#48A PRIVACY

I value privately asserting personal autonomy, perhaps flaunting societal norms, and secluding myself-- hiding behind walls, hiding information about myself from the scrutiny of others or their technology-based tools / databases. I seek to avoid disturbance (serenity compromise), embarrassment (confidentiality compromise), injury (security compromise) and /or bodily integrity compromise by others (including corporations seeking profit or governments failing to respect my body.) I see the extent I’m able to do this depends on socioeconomic factors and my relative power / powerlessness.

More Information About This Worldview Theme--note this table is under construction, last update: May 2024

a club WV Theme...

...individual <---> group

the theme is paired with: #35A  Sharing What Some Consider Very Private   to make Choice #37    in the Choices We Make cards 

this theme as presented in older version of theme structure:        is this theme new to version 4?--YES

click to look at the Project Worldview Cultural Literacy Encyclopedia Related Words, Beliefs, Background articles for the above choice 

 Project Worldview authored discussion, Worldview Watch related issues, songs, etc.  
Worldview Watch issue #52, posted 4/30/2017 The Circle:  Perfectibility Through Participatory Social Interaction 
(review of film about "the death of privacy in a digital age")
   

Wikipedia articles related to this theme:

bodily integrity  Privacy security
serenity confidentiality Right to Privacy
anonymity   works to minimize digital footprint  tracking cookies 
 

 worldview internal inconsistency related: Strongly valuing this theme and any of the themes in the list below is a contradiction:

#2B I Know What's Best For You   #20B Authoritarian Followers #30    Imagination, Curiosity, Intellectual Freedom     #35B Working for Change  
#36B  Conspiracies #37A   Proud Identification & Tribalism   #44A Sanctity & Dignity of Life   #103B Celebrating Team Accomplishments
   

More to Explore --Worldview Theme #48A: Privacy  
Latest News on Privacy As Related to online / technology (from wired.com)
We Need to Take Back Our Privacy: Your Phone Apps Might Know You’re Pregnant Before You Do by Zeynef Tufekci (from NY Times May 19 2022)

"Government and big business can’t take away your right to privacy" by Arthur Cyr (from The Deseret News April 22 2022)

“Tracking who gets vaccinated is vital for public health, but it’s raising privacy concerns” By Melody Petersen  (from Los Angeles Times Dec 28 2020)
Privacy is Power by Carissa Veliz (book review by Elle Hunt in The Guardian September 28 2020)

"Your Technology Is Tracking You. Take These Steps For Better Online Privacy" by Laurel Wamsley   (report from NPR  October 13, 2020)

"Health Data and Privacy" (article in The Economist May 16 2020)

“How coronavirus could test California’s commitment to privacy” by Ben Christopher  (April 22 2020 post on Cal Matters)

Surveillance Capitalism by Shoshana Zuboff  (book review by  Joanna Kavenna in The Guardian October 4 2019)
"Elon Musk hopes to put a computer chip in your brain. Who wants one?" By Rachel Metz  (July 20 2019 CNN story)
Tech and Privacy –The Cambridge Analytica Bill   (report from The Economist March 2 2019 on federal privacy law legislative  efforts)
"Trading privacy for survival is another tax on the poor" by Ciara Bryne    (article posted on Fastcompany March 18 2019)
“Right to Privacy: Constitutional Rights & Privacy Laws” by Tim Sharp (article on Live Science website 2013)
Electronic Privacy Information Center
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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