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sensitivity, and the extent to which it is cybernated may well serve to mark
the limits of a personal sphere that individuals carry with them wherever
they go, including in public spaces. These markers, replacing the role of
walls in the traditional home-centric privacy doctrine, will inform us on
whether or not a given item or a collection of information about a person
is entitled to a high level of protection from government intrusion. 80