Invasion of privacy through testing

Companies are using hair testing (which is five times more effective than urine testing) to detect drug abuse by employees. Hair testing is more reliable and screens for longer-term drug use, rather than for the few days prior to the test.

1. Infringement of privacy

1. Indeterminate gender verification

1. Social isolation of quarantine
2. Inappropriate selection and examination procedures in education
3. Inadequacy and insensitivity of intelligence testing
4. Discrimination against HIV-infected persons
5. Denial of rights of medical patients
6. Denial of right to confidentiality

1. Unsafe blood-related products
2. Overdose
3. Misuse of classified information
4. Confusion of paternity
5. Acquired human immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)

1. Protecting against invasion of privacy through testing
2. Lying
3. Enforcing lie detector tests

1. Unenforced
2. Privacy
3. Lie
4. Invasion
5. Enforcement