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Expectation of privacy is a legal test that is used to determine the scope of privacy protections provided by laws and regulations. This is often defined as a reasonable expectation of privacy. For example, when you stay in a hotel room you may have a reasonable expectation that there are no hidden cameras or microphones in the room.
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Function | Information Privacy | Definition | A reasonable expectation of privacy. | Value | Applied as a legal test in many jurisdictions to judge the scope of privacy protections. | Example | A customer who provides their name, address and credit card details to purchase shoes may expect that this information will not be sold to third parties. |
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