Rights to Privacy

Running head: Information Confidentiality
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INFORMATION CONFIDENTIALITY
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1Rights to Privacy
Individual’s right to privacy:
The rights to privacy stand to represent the rights of an individual to take personal
decision without any interruption of the government laws and regulation. In simple words the
Right to privacy protects the fundamental rights of an individuals from the governmental
surveillance and threats. The privacy right of an individual includes to secure the personal
aspects, papers and relationship with the existing population. As an example getting married
and taking divorce is a choice of an individual, thus as per the rules of Rights to privacy there
will be no interruption by the government. However, the surveillance to those private
information and activities by the government as well as the private sectors has made a
significant impact on the individual’s life (Milanovic 2015).
Impact of advance surveillance and monitoring on the rights to privacy:
Considering the aspects of Rights to privacy, it has been observed that the
surveillance as well as monitoring process by the government in order to analyse the
activities of the human has intended to violate the primary objective of Rights of Privacy
(Polonetsky & Tene 2013). From the analysis of several studies in has been noticed that in
the country like United States the government has allowed the monitoring and surveillance
techniques like video monitoring system, listing and recording the phone calls and
conversation as well as the biometric monitoring system, which actions are entirely violating
the laws of Right to Privacy. As the implementation of these surveillance and monitoring
system interrupt the personal conversation and private issues it can be stated that the