Organizations do have a right to know who is using their products, to a certain extent. This "right" surely should not exceed what the local grocery store can tell about its customers from observing them walking in the store, selecting certain items, and then purchasing them. In other words...

As technology progresses and information is regarded as invaluable, an individual's right's and privacies are becoming jeopardized. Personal information is logged and charted via Email, Internet activity, business transactions, medical records in addition to a myriad of other databases t...

The democratic values involved here are, liberty in the fact that your privacy is stripped from you every time your baggage is x-rayed. Equality comes to mind when they do "random" searches, they have to use some kind of profiling to pick the people to search. Although these civil rights a...