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Privacy

Fiona Bulmer

The soft authoritarianism of ‘workplace wellbeing’

Politics

The soft authoritarianism of ‘workplace wellbeing’

25th January 2023

Lauren Smith

The anti-abortion surveillance state

Science & Tech

The anti-abortion surveillance state

17th October 2022

Brendan O'Neill

Princess Diana and the new age of deference

Politics

Princess Diana and the new age of deference

31st August 2022

Joel Kotkin

Google: whatever happened to ‘Don’t be evil’?

Politics

Google: whatever happened to ‘Don’t be evil’?

Brendan O'Neill

Why you should never protest outside someone’s home

Politics

Why you should never protest outside someone’s home

Andrew Orlowski

Why the cookie pop-ups must crumble

Science & Tech

Why the cookie pop-ups must crumble

29th March 2022

Joanna Williams

Why is the SNP so obsessed with teenage sex?

Politics

Why is the SNP so obsessed with teenage sex?

23rd February 2022

Brendan O'Neill

Why Britney’s freedom matters

Culture

Why Britney’s freedom matters

19th November 2021

Paddy Hannam

The unvaccinated are not the enemy within

Politics

The unvaccinated are not the enemy within

14th September 2021

spiked

Harry and Meghan care about PR, not privacy

Politics

Harry and Meghan care about PR, not privacy

Tessa Clarke

Prince Harry’s war on the media

Free Speech

Prince Harry’s war on the media

Jo Bartosch

Why women need their own loos

Feminism

Why women need their own loos

spiked

The creepiness of Covid-secure sex

Politics

The creepiness of Covid-secure sex

Andrew Orlowski

Apple is not your friend

Science & Tech

Apple is not your friend

28th April 2021

Andrew Orlowski

How privacy activists sold our sovereignty

Politics

How privacy activists sold our sovereignty

13th April 2021

Mark Johnson

Vaccine passports: the end of liberty as we know it

Politics

Vaccine passports: the end of liberty as we know it

31st March 2021