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July 18, 2025
I was once hit with a super-injunction and know how democracy dies in darkness
The state’s instinct for secrecy is often dressed up as being in the national interest. It’s right to be furious about it
Alan Rusbridger
Politics
July 12, 2025
Does the UK need identity cards?
David Blunkett,
Rebecca Vincent
From the magazine
Monarchy
March 15, 2024
Why Kate Middleton doesn’t quite have the same right to privacy as the rest of us
Alan Rusbridger
Technology
April 15, 2020
"The world isn't a logical proposition": Why Silicon Valley's fiercest critic wants to abolish it
Sanjana Varghese
Technology
March 12, 2020
"I had a second date—then it got creepy": The strange human rights question raised by dating apps
Susie Alegre
Technology
"I had a second date—then it got creepy": The strange human rights question raised by dating apps
Susie Alegre
Technology
February 03, 2020
The Met police's decision to use facial recognition not only harms our right to privacy—it damages our democracy, too
Adam Smith
Technology
The Met police's decision to use facial recognition not only harms our right to privacy—it damages our democracy, too
Adam Smith
Politics
December 09, 2019
The NHS election: our health data is worth £9.6 billion. What happens to it after Brexit?
Tola Onanuga
Politics
The NHS election: our health data is worth £9.6 billion. What happens to it after Brexit?
Tola Onanuga
Technology
August 23, 2019
"Users don’t know this is happening": the clever ways companies are harvesting your data
Tola Onanuga
Technology
"Users don’t know this is happening": the clever ways companies are harvesting your data
Tola Onanuga
Politics
September 22, 2016
Building a new social norm for health data
David Evans
Politics
Building a new social norm for health data
David Evans
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