دانلود کتاب حریم خصوصی در عصر داده های بزرگ

We can think of privacy in concentric circles with ourselves in the center. In the middle, held closest to us, are the secrets, the thoughts, the rituals that we keep entirely to ourselves and share with no one. Further out are the conversations we have and the actions we take that involve others, which we expect to remain private. We also expect a measure of privacy toward the outer circles because some issues are kept within the family or inside our company without further publication. Certain information we hide from the neighbors, some financial data we prefer to keep from the government, and there are certain things that our mothers-in-law have no business knowing. Privacy is complex and personal. Yet no matter what each person’s perception of privacy is, some invasions are so extreme that they raise an immediate cry from everyone who hears about them.