Opinion piece: Soon We Won’t Know When We Are Being Watched

What happens when we can no longer tell whether we are being watched?

This is the central question explored in an opinion piece by the Centre’s Didde Hauch. Using Meta’s new smart glasses, which resemble ordinary sunglasses but are equipped with a camera and microphone, she examines how new technologies are challenging our understanding of privacy and surveillance. Didde Hauch discusses the implications of a world in which collecting and sharing information about others is becoming increasingly easy, and where the boundary between public and private life is becoming ever more blurred.