John Durkin
LAMP Architect at GOOD
There is a fundamentally Western perception of rights of privacy -- the right to seclude oneself -- as in the privacy of one's home -- and to conceal information from other people and the state. This includes the right to selectively decide what to reveal about oneself. The notion of what sorts of information may be kept private differs widely across cultures, and while some governments have established laws ensuring privacy rights, many do not.Read more: http://www.stoweboyd.com/message/2009/12/30/secrecy-privacy-publicy.html#ixzz0hYxBHQO3
Original Source: Stowe Boyd - /message - Secrecy, Privacy, Publicy
