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名詞

privacity (uncountable)

1. Techniques used to maintain one's privacy.
   • 1928, The Atlantic Monthly (volume 142, page 426)

     By that time every millionaire will consider a privacity agent an essential part of his household — even if there is a publicity agent to sit on the opposite side of the same table.

   • 2022, Slavko Splichal, Datafication of Public Opinion and the Public Sphere (page 1911)

     As publicity produces publicness, counter-publicity actions are needed to generate, maintain and protect privacy. I call these actions privacity (Splichal 2018). […] Privacity may be limited to the technical actions we perform online to select a specific 'privacy setting' on social network sites […] but it may also involve complex social actions such as personal social distancing, anonymisation, identity change […]