Ontario Private Investigator Practice Exam

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Privacy becomes an issue under privacy laws when the subject?

  1. Enters the bathroom

  2. Visits a public park

  3. Is walking in their neighborhood

  4. Is shopping at a supermarket

The correct answer is: Enters the bathroom

In this case, privacy laws are specifically meant to protect an individual's privacy in their intimate living spaces, such as their home or bathroom. While it can be argued that privacy is also important in public spaces, there are usually other laws or regulations in place to address those situations. For example, there are laws against public indecency that would apply to situations such as walking in a neighborhood, visiting a park, or shopping at a supermarket. However, privacy laws are specifically focused on protecting an individual's personal and private spaces.

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