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隐私权的法律解释隐私权最早是1890年由美国法学家萨缪尔D.沃伦和路易斯D.布兰戴斯提出的,之后一百多年来一直是法学界关注的热点话题。目前,隐私权已经成为各国法律广泛承认与保护的公民的基本权利,并得到《世界人权宣言》、《公民权利和政治权利国际公约》等国际公约的确认。隐私是一种与公共利益、群体利益无关的、当事人不愿他人知道的个人信息,即私人生活的秘密。隐私权是指公民
Legal interpretation of privacy Privacy was first proposed by American jurists Samuel D. Warren and Louis D. Brandeis in 1890, and has been a hot topic of concern to jurisprudence for over a hundred years. At present, the right to privacy has become the basic right of citizens widely recognized and protected by the laws of various countries and has been confirmed by international conventions such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. Privacy is a kind of personal information that is unrelated to the public interests and the interests of the group, and the parties are unwilling to know others, that is, the secrets of private life. Privacy means citizenship