Privacy Interpretations in the Digital Age
Which of the following best describes how the emergence of digital technology in the late 20th and early 21st centuries has affected judicial interpretations of privacy rights?
Modern courts have extended privacy protections to include digital data and communications, reflecting a growing recognition of new challenges to individual privacy.
The focus on digital privacy has resulted in fewer protections, as governments relax regulations to keep pace with technology.
Digital technology has led to a complete overhaul of privacy rights, rendering previous interpretations irrelevant.
There has been no significant change in privacy interpretations, with digital data still treated the same as traditional physical evidence.
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