Moving in cycles: The surprisingly resilient nature of privacy online

Wednesday, January 22, 2014 - 13:32 in Mathematics & Economics

For over a decade, numerous voices have claimed that online privacy is dead, due to users disclosing their personal details in social media and fuelling government mass surveillance. Just released, a new book entitled Against the Hypothesis of the End of Privacy, suggests that privacy has not declined, but has become cyclical.

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