Cultural and temporal variation is an oftremarked feature of the norms of informationalprivacy, whether they pertain to what is forbidden to discover or to what is forbidden to disclose(Westin 1967). Accordingly, any account of aright of informational privacy will have to overcome a widespread suspicion that such a right ismerely conventional rather than on a par withmore fundamental moral rights (Weinreb 2000:34–44). Such an account might invoke the deepresentment that many would feel were certaininformation about themselves discovered or disclosed; but, if so grounded, any defense of a rightto informational privacy will have to confront theobjection that the preferences, interests, and advantages of the putative right-holder must insome way be balanced against the preferences,interests, and advantages of those whose accessto information would be curtailed (Posner[1978] 1984: 334).
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