> rules. So the comparison with information that is shouted in a stadium
> is not right here. It's also not a good attitude of the citizens of a
> country to just accept that everyone can violate your privacy. Citizens
> should put effort in making good rules for privacy or to protect it.
> Privacy is a human right of a democracy.
Right, wrong, the law and self-preservation are 4 different things with
infinite permutations of interpretation. Please consider thinking of your
privacy much like your bicycle, you from the Netherlands. You will want
laws to punish bicycle thieves AND a strong lock. The law exists because
there are people who do not follow it. I expect privacy laws and the
corresponding violators to co-exist. I do not see privacy statements
helping much.
Dee
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