a) secrecy implies breach of privacy...perceivable doesn't keep secrets; ones consent to suggested information gives those suggesting "private" consent to keep the suggested "secret".
b) perceivable cannot be stolen since it's offered to each perceiving ones "free" will of choice.
a) secrecy implies breach of privacy...perceivable doesn't keep secrets; ones consent to suggested information gives those suggesting "private" consent to keep the suggested "secret".
b) perceivable cannot be stolen since it's offered to each perceiving ones "free" will of choice.