The majority of Americans believe it is essential - often "extremely important" - to be able to protect privacy and secrecy in their daily lives. These attitudes are most noticeable when it pertains to knowing what knowledge about them is being gathered and who is performing the collection. These feelings extend to their desires for privacy in their residences, at work, during social events, when they want to be alone, and while they are moving around and in public.Explain.

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The strong belief in the importance of privacy among the majority of Americans reflects a fundamental aspect of personal autonomy individual rights an... View the full answer