Statement: "Data privacy should be a right."Assumption:

Explanation

The correct assumption is that 'Privacy is under threat.' The statement 'Data privacy should be a right' implies that there is a perceived need for protection, which would naturally arise if privacy is under threat. Option B, 'Governments protect citizens,' is not a necessary assumption of the statement, as the statement could be calling for stronger protections. Option C, 'No one has privacy,' is too extreme; the statement does not claim that privacy does not exist, only that it should be protected as a right. Option D, 'Rights are absolute,' is irrelevant to the statement since it does not discuss the nature of rights themselves, only that data privacy should be one.