Privacy is an intensely, perhaps uniquely, personal value.
To want privacy is to want to be separate, to be individual. We would encourage participants to think about the readings in the context of your own lives and value systems. Once you have thought about what privacy does, for you and for other individuals, we'll discuss what the Internet can do with privacy. Then watch the hypothetical scenario or read its transcript . The URL will refer you directly to page 4, which describes some of the ways that Internet users have created multiple identities for themselves - and explores some of the reasons why.