The ‘Right to Privacy” or in other words the fourth amendment of the United States Constitution is something cherished by almost all Americans. This amendment clearly states that in order for us, the people, to be protected as our right to privacy, the constitution guarantees the right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures. It gives the right for the government not to pry into our personal life. It allows us to live our own, personal life that we choose too. However; many people argue this amendment too. Many people say that the government needs to be able to have control over people's cell phones and they need to know what everyone is doing on the internet. This issue is called Privacy v.s. Safety. Many people would want to give up their ‘right to privacy’ in order to be safe and other people would just rather have their privacy.
