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Without the right to privacy, people can’t feel fully free and protected.
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The quote says that privacy is part of feeling genuinely free and safe. When people lack control over what others can see or know about them, they may feel exposed and restricted. Privacy therefore supports both personal freedom and a sense of protection.
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- Lex Fridman Podcast transcript, episode #482
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- Official Statement
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