Assertion: privacy | /r/HasProperty | valuable
Facets:
value: morally
type: DEGREE
value: to all peoples
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: on one account
type: OTHER
value: in itself
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The opposing view holds that privacy is valuable in itself and its value and importance are not derived from other considerations (see for a discussion Rössler 2004).
text: One question is whether privacy is deemed valuable to all peoples or whether its value is relative to cultural differences.
text: It is clear that many people still view privacy is a valuable interest and realize it is now threatened more than ever by technological advances.
text: On one account, privacy is valuable because intimacy would be impossible without it (Fried, 1970; Gerety 1977; Gerstein, 1978; Cohen, 2002).
text: Privacy is valuable because it allows one control over information about oneself, which allows one to maintain varying degrees of intimacy.
text: As the authors in this volume note, there is good reason to conclude that privacy, security and accountability are all morally valuable.