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'''Interrogation''' is a form of Information Collection privacy harm under the [[taxonomy | Solove taxonomy]]. Interrogation is defined as questioning or probing for personal information. | '''Interrogation''' is a form of Information Collection privacy harm under the [[taxonomy | Solove taxonomy]]. Interrogation is defined as questioning or probing for personal information. | ||
| − | ::''An interviewer asking an inappropriate question, such as marital status, during an employment interview'' | + | ::''An interviewer asking an inappropriate question, such as marital status, during an employment interview. |
| + | <ref>https://www.inc.com/associated-press/half-of-all-americans-experienced-suspicious-interview-questions-discrimination-equal-employment.html</ref>'' | ||
== Additional comments == | == Additional comments == | ||
Revision as of 23:13, 21 March 2020
Interrogation is a form of Information Collection privacy harm under the Solove taxonomy. Interrogation is defined as questioning or probing for personal information.
- An interviewer asking an inappropriate question, such as marital status, during an employment interview.