The relationship between technology and privacy is complex and multifaceted. Advancements in technology have vastly improved our ability to communicate, share information, and conduct transactions, but they often come at a cost to personal privacy. Technologies like smart devices and social media collect extensive user data, leading to concerns over how this information is used, stored, and shared. Furthermore, surveillance technologies can infringe on individual privacy rights. Thus, striking a balance between leveraging technological benefits and protecting user privacy is a pressing ethical challenge for society.