Privacy rights are triggered under the Fourth Amendment:

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The Fourth Amendment pertains to search and seizure by the government. Therefore, privacy rights are triggered under the Fourth Amendment when the government is conducting a search, as in option C. Options A and D pertain to searches conducted by a corporation, which may be subject to other legal standards. Option B pertains to surveillance in public places, which is not usually subject to Fourth Amendment protections.

Privacy Rights Are Triggered Under the Fourth Amendment