Privacy 2

According to Himma, the moral right to privacy has exceptions, and can be outweighed by security.

• True

• False

Himma's argument assumes that we can compare competing values of privacy and security.

• True

• False

For Himma, the scope of security includes interests not immediately related to the minimal physiological well-being of any individual.

• True

• False

For Himma, informational privacy is ____________ values whereas personal and collective security are ___________________ values.

• intrinsic / instrumental

• intrinsic /intrinsic

• instrumental / intrinsic

• instrumental / instrumental

For Himma, privacy rights can never outweigh our interests in security.

• True

• False