Comprehending the argument

In opposing the proliferation of surveillance technologies, proponents of privacy often argue that we need privacy because it gives us a sphere of protected activity. What is the most important thing about having this sphere of protected activity, according to these privacy advocates?

(Choice A)
Society works best when everyone is protected from the intrusion of others while using the restroom.
(Choice B)
It’s only within this sphere, with no one watching and judging what we do, that our moral character—or lack thereof—can truly show itself and be tested.
(Choice C)
Without this sphere, we wouldn’t have any political rights.
(Choice D)
This sphere allows us to experiment with different identities, helping us to develop into autonomous individuals.

Wireless Philosophy

Course: Wireless Philosophy > Unit 5

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