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For questions concerning privacy, how privacy is enabled and lost in society, and the effect technology on privacy. See the tag description for more in-depth usage guidelines.
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Zero Privacy: Culture
A society where such a lack of privacy is possible will not devolve into a zero-privacy society, but rather into a society where privacy becomes a luxury good. … That is one reason I arrived at the privacy-as-a-luxury-good.
Privacy is a very recent invention to begin with. …
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What is the earliest point in history that Big Brother could exist?
Others already pointed you to earlier examples of surveillance, but one I find particularly noteworthy is the Puritans in the 17th century colonies. They had a prohibition on anybody living alone, bec …
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