The Right to Privacy

The right to privacy is the ability to control what personal information you share and keep private from others. It protects your personal space, communications, and data from unnecessary or unauthorized access. This right ensures that individuals can maintain autonomy over their personal lives, make private decisions, and feel secure in their personal information. Privacy laws and rules help prevent misuse, harassment, or intrusion, allowing people to live freely without fear of unwarranted surveillance or exposure. Essentially, it safeguards your personal boundaries and helps preserve your dignity and independence in a digital and physical world.