[Paladin2]

In this electronic age (going back to the 60s where the use of the SSN has been ever increasing as a tracking tool), it would seem that some of the details of citizen privacy does need to be addressed by an Amendment to the Constitution.

[Shalom Israel]

In this electronic age (going back to the 60s where the use of the SSN has been ever increasing as a tracking tool), it would seem that some of the details of citizen privacy does need to be addressed by an Amendment to the Constitution.

I agree. Too many forms of non-physical intrusion have been ruled Constitutional under the fourth Amendment. Such rulings clearly violate the original intent of that amendment, but perhaps an amendment would help.