
The Privacy Paradox | David Boonin (Rebroadcast)
Brain in a Vat
The Ethics of Public Observation: Privacy Rights and Surveillance
This chapter explores the complexities of privacy rights related to public observation, juxtaposing individual viewing from windows with extensive CCTV surveillance. It establishes a framework for assessing the morality and legality of surveillance practices in public spaces and their broader implications.
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