Ed Gerck wrote:
> This is also not a US-centric view. Privacy of communications applies
> to anyone, in most countries. Also, in the US as well as in most
> countries, a newspaper can protect the anonymity of its source, a
> private company does not have to disclose its statements, etc. --
> all, expressions of privacy rights.
it seems the word IS used differently. I fully agree to what you said, I
just wouldn't call it privacy, or better: the equivalent of privacy in
german ("Privatsph�re").
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