Privacy and technological control
Privacy, control and technological power
Digital privacy isn’t a settings toggle or a marketing promise. It’s a direct consequence of how infrastructure, technical systems and control mechanisms are designed.
This section of TechLab groups together the articles that analyse privacy, surveillance and control from a technical perspective. It isn’t a chronological list — it’s a thematic entry point for understanding how power takes shape in digital systems.
Privacy as infrastructure
Privacy depends on networks, protocols, devices and technical architectures. When these fail, or are designed to control, privacy disappears.
Surveillance and automation
Sensors, devices and automated systems make it possible to monitor, classify and shape behaviour at scale.
Technical power and dependency
Control isn’t always legal or explicit: it emerges from technical dependencies, centralisation and asymmetries of access.
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