When we want to know something about them, it is better to ask them rather than invade their privacy. Privacy provides us our own space, and sometimes we don't want to tell everybody what is inside of our space. If we want young people to respect our privacy, we should respect their privacy. In my case, I was not very interested in writing things down in a diary, but I also wrote down short paragraphs on a paper. How important privacy is to a person depends on age.
Teenagers are maybe the most sensitive about privacy.
Privacy for them involves love, friendship, staying alone. Everyone has privacy rights to do what they want to, yet everyone is being snooped on or kept under surveillance, especially in work offices. In some offices, employers bug their employee's behavior even in restrooms, personal offices, and in meeting rooms. Although some employers claim that they have the right to monitor their workers, they should not tap employees' phones and listen into their intimate conversations. Well, I think sometimes we need to have privacy in our work places in order to do the work better.