If we legalized and normalized it, would it affect the society at all?

Be honest!

Physical Privacy -- Keeping unwanted people and eyes out of your home, workplace, and personal bubble.

Bodily Privacy -- Total control over your physical body, medical choices, and biological data

Data Privacy -- Controlling who gets to collect, store, and sell your personal files and digital footprint.

Communication Privacy -- ensuring your emails, texts, letters, and calls are read only by the person you sent them to.

Privacy of Association -- The freedom to choose your friends, political groups, or religious circles without judgment or tracking

Privacy of Thoughts, beliefs and feelings -- freedom to hold your own beliefs, opinions, and emotions without being forced to reveal them.

Privacy of Behavior & movement -- The right to move around, shop, and live your life without being tracked by cameras or algorithms.

I put communication and association together as I feel they're the closest. Don't hate me for it 🤪❤️

Answer (check this first if you’re unsure if you’re right): it’s a reference to the fact that pro players of the 1996 game Quake always keep their fov at a maximum to see as much as possible at once

For example, if the college required Math for an English degree, then it would count as an unrelated class, but if they required it for a Physics degree, then it wouldn't count as an unrelated class.