Question: What is a reasonable expectation of online privacy? (In

general terms, you should know that the “reasonable expectation of privacy” is a legal standard that developed largely out of Fourth Amendment case law. In other words, people generally have an expectation of privacy for things said with the privacy of your own home. But, what about conversations in other venues, such as in a telephone booth with the door open or said in hushed tones in a busy restaurant. This concept can be very difficult for judges, lawyers and practitioners in new electronic settings.)