In their essay, Laurie Shrage and Robert Stewart look at some issues surrounding privacy after they assume that the differentiating relationships view of privacy best explains the value of privacy. In your essay, start with the assumption that either the conventional view of privacy or the core person view of privacy is the best explanation of the value of privacy (pick only one of these views). Does this account change what we should say about things like sexting or the punishment of violating sexual privacy? If so, how? If not, why not?

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The Answer is -Correctly explain either the conventional view of privacy or the core person view of privacy.
-Offer a defense of the idea that either the conventional view of privacy or the core person view of privacy best explains the value of privacy.
-Describe how, if at all, our understanding of some act like sexting or the prosecution of sexual privacy violations would change should this view of privacy be adopted.

In Their Essay, Laurie Shrage and Robert Stewart Look at Some