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A psychologist’s perspective on why, how and when digital privacy violations irk us. Richard Shweder has discovered that societies are constructed from three ethics: autonomy, community, and divinity. Autonomy largely concerns our personal sphere; communal sphere contains social norms that keep society running smoothly and uniformly. The divinity sphere involves religious and moral beliefs and rituals. Digital rights is a relatively new arena for these three social spheres to work out their jurisdiction. But sometimes these spheres rub against each other, create friction, and draw attention to how various spheres call for different courses of action.