To Believe, or Not to Believe – That is Not the (Only) Question: The Hybrid View of Privacy

In this paper, we defend what call the ‘Hybrid View’ of privacy. According to view, an individual has privacy if, and only no one else forms epistemically warranted belief about individual’s personal matters, nor perceives them. We contrast Hybrid View with seems be most common view it means access someone’s namely Belief-Based View. offer a range examples that demonstrate why is more plausible than Finally, show how generates fit between concept privacy, (morally objectionable) violation