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    Control-based accounts cannot explain why involuntarily e... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→Control of access to one's personal information is the key to maintaining privacy.

    Control-based accounts cannot explain why involuntarily exposed information still generates legitimate privacy violations.

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    • 1.Privacy violations can occur without control loss when intimate information about persons is disclosed without consent, regardless of how exposure happened.
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    • 2.Control-based accounts wrongly assume privacy only protects agency; they ignore privacy as protecting dignity, which persists even when control is absent.
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    • 3.Medical data exposed in a breach violates privacy even though the victim never controlled dissemination—this shows control is insufficient to explain the violation.
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    • 1.Involuntary exposure is still a control violation—the person controlled their own disclosure but not third-party behavior, so control-accounts do apply here.
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    • 2.Privacy violations from involuntary exposure derive from breached social norms about information-handling, not from exposure itself, which control-accounts accommodate.
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    • 3.Without control-based protections, privacy becomes vague; accounts invoking only 'dignity' cannot explain why some involuntary exposures violate privacy and others don't.
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