How should the government protect the rights of personal privacy?

Answer 1

First and foremost, they should get their stinking noses out of my business. After that, they should stop making so much information about me available to someone with $5 to spare.

Quit tapping my phone line, quit tapping my internet connection, quit watching my bank accounts, and quit building profiles on me based on all the above.

Answer 2

By first recognizing that it exists. But rightists have been fond of claiming that we have no right to privacy. Well, if so, then I think I'll peep through their bedroom windows while they're undressing. Okay, rightists??

Answer 3

We have personal privacy rights? They sure fooled me.

Answer 4

that is a good question but there are is couple I can think of

1 make it where people can't get your social security

2 make where they can't get your insurance card or information

3 make where people can't find where you work

4 tear up private information this is something that congress is working on

5 when the rights of people disappear they can be stalked

6 I think they need to destroy the papper work and that won't happen people won't know who they are.

Answer 5

Close down websites that sell are personal information for a couple bucks.

Answer 6

If the federal government would follow the constitution we would be far better off. It has gotten so huge that the left hand doesnt know what the left hand is doing.
Vote for REAL conservatives not liberal republicans.

Answer 7

We should not be protecting our personal rights directly, but rather indirectly by attacking those who wish to breach it.

Answer 8

Step 1: don't violate them.