Among the rights an American will assert is the right to privacy. We don’t cotton to police putting LoJacks on our or others' car undercarriages - at least not without a warrant. You can't come in my apartment or house without my invitation or a warrant. You can't film me in my boudoir unbeknownst, and so on. It's not exactly spelled in the Constitution, but the right to privacy is somewhere enfolded in the pursuit of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. But digital technology and the Web as a channel has upturned the cart. To Be Cont. - Jack Vaughan
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