In The Functions of Privacy Alan Westin wrote, Each person is aware of the gap between what he wants to be and what he actually is, between what the world sees of him and what he knows to be his much more complex reality. In addition, there are aspects of himself that the individual does not fully understand but is slowly exploring and shaping as he develops...\" Do you agree with Westin? What implications does this viewpoint have for an ethic of computer privacy?