Evolving digital technologies have supercharged our anxieties about privacy and surveillance.
These concerns may feel new, but they have always existed.
Access to privacy is central to human dignity and intimacy - but it is also conditional in a society which values openness and accountability.
So what should remain seen and unseen?
When does surveillance become intrusive?
And can privacy survive the digital age?
Guests:
- Anita Allen, Professor of Law and Philosophy, University of Pennsylvania
- Hugh Breakey, Professor of Philosophy, Griffith University
- David Vincent, Professor Emeritus, Open Universities UK, author of Privacy: A Short History