In general, confidentiality is not an absolute term. It is relative. There are things that only you know. Just you and no one else. Relative to another or others, that information is "confidential" in that use. You alone hold the knowledge. And there are groups of people working with "secret" information, like intelligence material, where the group has access to it, but "outsiders" don't. The information is "confidential" and those without security clearance are excluded from the "confidentiality" circle imposed by the "agency" involved. And access can be change to include others. The "confidentiality" of the information is relative; a small or a larger group can have access to it. We usually don't see confidentiality as an absolute term. And in the case of the latter use, there are always those who want "in" on the knowledge (and will use covert means to access it!), though they are deliberately excluded. About the only use of confidentiality as an absolute term is where it is applied to a security clearance given to an individual. There is a "standard" or "absolute" measure of what can be shared and with whom. An individual who crosses the line (and is caught) can expect trouble.
The full form of BCC in history stands for Blind Carbon Copy. It is a term used in email communication to send a copy of an email to recipients without the other recipients knowing. This feature helps maintain confidentiality and privacy in email correspondence.
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Yes, a spouse can give medical history information about their partner with the partner's consent. It is important to respect the patient's privacy and confidentiality when sharing medical information.
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No. Mainly because the US government is set up so that no one person can ever have absolute power. Whether or not President Obama is a corrupt leader, he will never have absolute power and will thus never be a proper example of this quote.
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Common law of confidentiality is not written in status , but established by the court decisions over time. Confidentiality is an important principle that enables people to feel safe in sharing their concerns and to ask for help. However, the right to confidentiality is not absolute. Sharing relevant information with the right people at the right time is vital to good safeguarding practice.
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An absolute assembler is a computing term for an assembler which generates code which uses only absolute addresses.
An absolute state is a grammatical term for when a noun is not linked to another noun.
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