28 APR 2010 Blog Response: Polonius, Hamlet, and Privacy

The boundaries of privacy is a very shaky topic. No one can really say what's right or wrong, because everyone has their own opinion about it. My opinion is, you should only go through privacy if there is a "need to know." If what you are doing is so imporant that it requires some information, then you should have the right to get that information. If not, then you do not have the right to know. If you're suspecting someone of doing something wrong, make sure you look more into it and gather as much information as possible before taking on other measure that involve going through personal belongings and such.