But there is disagreement here. There are probably other groups in similar situations. There are several aspects to invasion of privacy. Our information on a computer might be read by someone that we thought would never be able to see the information. A typical case is an employer reading information on a computer used at work.
Some employers grant employees the right to keep private some or all of their computer information.
B. Someone might be able to intercept our computer communications, such as email or electronic purchasing, perhaps obtaining embarrassing or damaging information, or information such as a Social Security Number or credit card account. While this can happen at present, it is actually rare, even though it makes the headlines whenever it happens, or whenever somebody thinks it could possibly happen. Most of us are not that rich or that famous to have these resources focused on our humble selves. If someone wanted your credit card number, it would be easier to tap your telephone line. If this does become a real concern in the future, there is already available encryption technology to encode your information so that only the intended recipient can decode it.