16 The shortsighted effort to protect against every attempt by the government to enter an individual’s privatesphere may actually do more harm than good to the cause of privacy.
(A)An improvident protection against government intrusion into a person’s private sphere may be detrimental to the cause of privacy.
(B)The effort to prohibit government interference with a citizen’s personal affairs is the first step toward total privacy protection.
(C)To allow the government to keep an eye on an individual’s personal matters is an ill-advised privacy protection strategy.
(D)The government’s effort to protect a person’s private sphere is not well-considered because it will harm rather than help the privacy cause.