Adam Daniel Moore (born 1965) is a philosopher and Professor at the University of Washington Information School.

Under the direction of Donald Clayton Hubin, Moore's dissertation was titled "A Lockean Theory of Intellectual Property.

In 2003 he moved to the University of Washington and held a joint position as an Assistant and then Associate Professor in the Information School and the Philosophy Department.

[3] He is the author of Privacy Rights: Moral and Legal Foundations[4] and Intellectual Property and Information Control.

"[12] Moore has been interviewed and cited by a wide range of national and local media, including Psychology Today,[13] the Prindle Institute for Ethics,[14] Newsweek,[15] the Pacific Standard,[16] Royal News,[17] UCLA Privacy News,[18] Utah State Today,[19] ViPS, the Institute for Values in Policy and Science: Public Lecture Series on Privacy,[20] Philosophy and Law Newsletter,[21] Milwaukee Journal Sentinel[22] (with Steven Schwinn, Adam D. Moore, Marc Rotenberg, Alberto Bernabe, and Kathryn Kolbert).