do I have a PRIVACY?

Let me tell you the story that I've heard about the law of U.S. Under the age 13, it is prohibited to let the children alone. They must be with guardian- parents or anyone who is over 13. Is that reasonable? I think that is a good way of keeping their children safe. I saw lot of young babysisters in the movies and I wondered why they were doing that. Now I see what it is. Then do you think boys and girls under 14 in USA have no privacy?
Let's talk about Privacy and Public.

yes, the people in a prison absolutely have less freedom than people outside have. so they are watched by surveillance sistems. Even by the cameras in Manhattan, you can be watched where you are, what you are doing. then what can be a privacy? not being seen? nowdays the concept is getting confusing.
Here what they define of.
•1.
–a. the quality or state of being apart from company or observation
–b. SECLUSION: freedom from unauthorized intrusion one's
•2. archaic : a place of seclusion


And/ on architectureof privacy Lawrence Lessig said, life where less is monitored is a life more private; and life where less can be searched is also a life more private. Cookies have information about where you visited, Id and password. that was designed for the convenience, but now it raises the issue of privacy. With this problem Mac computer developed safari for private browsing.
Have you been to wal Mart or a Big supermarket? then you can see the lower selves filling with chocolates, candies and lots of sweetis. it is kind of results of data mining. The owner knows who likes sweetie and who is going to buy that. so they put the sweeites lower selves near the cash box. Datamining involves collecting information from data stored in a database, for example in order to find out about people's shopping habits,
and then is used to make an estimate.
well done! the point of today's class is that private life is getting less and less. Thanks, Mr.Yoon.