Privacy and Freedom is a thought-provoking book written by Alan F. Westin, a renowned privacy scholar. Westin explores the ethical and legal dimensions of privacy in the modern world. He examines the tension between privacy and freedom, discussing the impact of technological advancements, surveillance practices, and government intrusion on individual privacy rights. Westin also explores the ethical implications of privacy in various contexts, including the workplace, healthcare, and the digital realm. This book offers a comprehensive analysis of privacy issues and encourages readers to critically reflect on the importance of privacy in maintaining civil liberties and ethical governance.
