Why Privacy Matter Even If You Have Nothing To Hide Analysis

Why Privacy Matter Even If You Have “Nothing to Hide” In the article “Why Privacy Matter Even If You Have ‘Nothing to Hide,”’ Daniel J. Solove, talking about the government governed the information to analyze without the permission. Many people didn’t realize how many problems by let the government take their information to analyze. Solove does a great job to persuade the readers that we deserve more the privacy by using the appeal to authority and anecdote. The author’s main idea is to persuading the reader that almost every aspects of their lives have been controlled by the government. We the people who being governed by the state/government is trying to push our limits by asking us to spill all of our secrets and privacy. Yet, many questions still remain, how does it safe by let the government to do that? Where the information is have been stored? Even though, we understand that the government take the information from us is try to protect us, but we also want the limit of it too …show more content…
And “The problem portrayed by the Kafkaesque metaphor are if a different sort than the problem by the surveillance” (3). They are trying to explain the problems that cast by let the government governed the information. Orwell’s trying to tell us about what information have been taken by the government. The government keep our information in the database, but we don’t even know how safe it is, because Solove said “The harms are bureaucratic ones- indifference, error, abuse, frustration, and lack of transparency and accountability” (4). He is right with that and that is the most important things we scare the most. Those are the proof that what Solove’s saying is true and that is the best way to pursued them