This article joins in and extends the contemporary debate on the right to privacy. We bring
together two strands of the contemporary discourse on privacy. While we endorse the …

The recent decades have seen established liberal democracies expand their surveillance
capacities on a massive scale. This article explores what is problematic about government …

There is a long‐running debate as to whether privacy is a matter of control or access. This
has become more important following revelations made by Edward Snowden in 2013 …

We investigate the question of whether (and if so why) creating or distributing deepfake
pornography of someone without their consent is inherently objectionable. We argue that …

A spotlight has been placed on the conduct of intelligence activities pertaining to the
revelations of controversial intelligence affairs (ie, dubious methods of interrogation, such as …

In order to withstand the ever-increasing invasion of privacy by CCTV cameras and
technologies, on par CCTV-aware solutions must exist that provide privacy, safety, and …

Automated decision making for sentencing is the use of a software algorithm to analyse a
convicted offender's case and deliver a sentence. This chapter reviews the moral arguments …

We defend public anonymity in the light of the threat posed by digital technology. Once
people could reasonably assume that they were fairly anonymous when they left the house …

It is often claimed that surveillance should be proportionate, but it is rarely made clear
exactly what proportionate surveillance would look like beyond an intuitive sense of an act …

Many theorists have expressed the view that current or future applications of
neurotechnology may prompt serious ethical problems in terms of privacy. This article …