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None of Your Damn Business: The Evolution and Reality of Privacy in the United States
"Privacy in the United States is defined by a fragmented patchwork of sector-specific laws, state-level legislation, and intense cultural debates over data ownership, surveillance, and personal autonomy. Rather than operating under a single comprehensive federal framework like the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the American privacy landscape relies on an intricate web of federal statutes, growing state privacy codes, and evolving constitutional interpretations. The Foundations of American Privacy: Constitutional and Statutory Roots Understanding privacy in the United States requires examining its unique legal herit..."
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