1) Would you agree that human beings are naturally predisposed to live without privacy? Why (not)? 2) In some situations (e.g., during a pandemic), should issues of transparency take priority over issues of privacy and anonymity? 3) Is it ethical to uncover the secrets of famous people who are already dead? If so, in what circumstances? 4) Do parents have the right to interfere the privacy of their children? If so, in what circumstances? 5) Should employers be entitled to look into potential and actual employees' medical history? 6) To what extent do public officials have the right to privacy? Should their medical records or their income be public knowledge 7) Do social media contribute to attitudes towards secrecy and openness in the real world? 8) Would you say that Internet communication and 'living' (=working, studying, socializing) online is influencing how we behave and interact with people in the off-line world? 9) The author of the text claims that giving people more control over their online privacy is not a solution to the problem. What, in your opinion, could be? How can one protect their privacy online? 10) Do you agree that an employer has the right to fire someone because of their improper behaviour online? Does it matter who the perpetrator is by profession (e.g., a doctor, a lawyer, a school teacher, a clergyman, etc)? 11) Do you think that famous people have less privacy? Is it the inevitable price to pay for fame? 12) What do you think of the recent popularity of hidden cameras and microphones among both private people and public figures? 13) Which of the following pose/have the greatest threat to your privacy: cookies on your PC, CCTV cameras in supermarkets, or mobile phones with tracking systems? 14) Should partners in a relationship or business have the right to investigate each other pasts, resorting to whatever means available? Why (not)?

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