Political freedom requires that citizens have the right to keep their votes, associations, and political opinions secret, if they choose. This requirement is particularly important to protect rebellious voices. There will always be governments, companies and individuals who have an interest in silencing certain citizens, and one way to protect them is to allow them to hide information or aspects about themselves that could put them in danger from anyone. seeking to harm or interfere with their lives. freedom of expression. One might think that anyone who is not an activist or dissident has nothing to hide and therefore should have nothing to fear politically. However, because we cannot predict what governments will do in the future, we cannot know for sure whether one day we will have something to hide. A world without privacy would push us to become unoriginal and force people to repress all attitudes and opinions. this could put them in danger. The lack of privacy on the Internet is a reality that is already shaping our lives. With little effort, almost any individual, company, or government can learn more about us than any intelligence agency has been able to learn about individuals in the past. It's no longer just your emails or documents that are vulnerable to privacy violations. Even the camera and microphone on your computer and phone can become the eyes and ears of other people in your own home, no matter the moment.