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To understand the possible ramifications of these changing attitudes toward privacy, we must examine legal conceptions of privacy, particularly the 1967 <jats:italic>Katz v. United States<\/jats:italic> case. With <jats:italic>Katz<\/jats:italic>, the Supreme Court created a formal definition of how much privacy a citizen could reasonably expect in the U.S. Privacy became dependent upon individual personhood, not a physical place. Privacy, according to the Supreme Court, is contingent upon the amount of privacy one expects to have. Thus, a site like Facebook, which reduces its users' privacy and creates lowered expectations for privacy, could have serious implications for the offline world. 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