How would you feel if your privacy was invaded online or on your phone? Do you think privacy is a basic civil liberty? 2/25/25

 I would not feel good because while I do not have anything to hide, I still think it is my right to have privacy. I don't believe my privacy should be invaded unless it needs to be because I am putting myself or someone else in danger. Privacy is very important because there are some things in my phone that I do not want to get out such as passwords and personal information. I do think privacy is a basic civil liberty and that the government should not have access to my information unless necessary. 

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