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    It is not the case that If we care about privacy, then we should give all control of access to personal information to the individual.

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    • 1.Privacy exists alongside competing social values—transparency, accountability, and public safety—that can legitimately override individual control.
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    • 2.Absolute individual control over personal information would shield wrongdoers from justified scrutiny, undermining the rule of law.
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    • 3.Warren and Brandeis's foundational privacy framework already acknowledged that privacy rights yield to matters of public concern.
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    • 1.Nissenbaum's contextual integrity theory holds that privacy is violated not by access per se, but by information flowing outside appropriate social contexts.
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    • 2.If contextual norms rather than individual will determine appropriate information flow, then individual control is neither necessary nor sufficient for privacy protection.
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    • 1.Control of access to one's personal information is the key to maintaining privacy.
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    • 2.Privacy is a value worth protecting.
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