Throughout the chapter, it became utterly clear how the definition of privacy has altered within different minds. Specifically, Moore comments that the there are so many different definitions of privacy because one definition can not relate to all situations. In his words, “...they are not able to do justice to all the phenomena of friendship; since one definition will not suit all, they think there are no other friendships; but the others are friendships.’’ The same may be said of privacy” (Moore, 1). Again, all friendships are different, so one definition of friendship can not relate to all. Moore argues this same concept can be applied to privacy. Moore also makes it clear that “there is no over- arching concept of privacy but rather several
