Tag: Privacy

Total Results: 15


Michael Caine, seen in 'Blue Ice', (1992), appeared to understand the agony of cacophonous public transport. (Keith Hamshere/Getty Images)
Oct 30 2026 - 12:01am

Why your commute is getting noisier Privacy is under attack

Ben Cobley

Tuesday, February 24

24.02

The plot to replace teachers with tech The popular i-Ready platform dulls young minds

John Allen Wooden

Thursday, November 27

27.11

Europe’s new war on privacy Chat Control will violate fundamental rights

Thomas Fazi

Wednesday, October 8

08.10

How posers conquered politics Instagram has flattered us into inanity

Poppy Sowerby

Thursday, September 19

19.09

Chappell Roan’s fame is a drag

Sarah Ditum

Monday, March 1

01.03

Inside the race to create a vaccine passport With lockdowns set to be lifted, start-ups are already competing for Government approval

Steve Boggan

Friday, October 9

09.10

Would you like endless pleasure? A conflict-free utopia becomes an emotionally sterile dystopia in a new adaptation of Brave New World

Louise Perry

Thursday, September 3

03.09

The tragedy of Britney Spears Everyone wants a piece of her: even the fans are complicit. But is there anything left to give?

Sarah Ditum

Tuesday, August 11

11.08

How ID cards could set us free Once they were seen as a threat to civil liberties, now they might preserve them

Peter Franklin

Tuesday, April 14

14.04

Can your smartphone crack Covid? Contact-tracing apps are touted as a way out of lockdown. But what about privacy?

Timandra Harkness

Wednesday, May 8

08.05

The danger of digital strip searches Why we all need protection from unregulated data extraction

Timandra Harkness

Friday, February 15

15.02

Will the NHS hold our DNA hostage?

Peter Franklin