The Supreme Court’s Opportunity to Legalize Privacy
By Amy Peikoff
Privacy is, today, effectively illegal.
On a typical day, we share information about ourselves with several “third parties”: Internet service providers, social media companies, stores, banks, and more. Thanks to technology, this sharing makes our lives richer and more convenient.
Enter the “third-party doctrine.” It says that, once we share information wi…
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