Policymakers are laying the scaffolding for regulation which will censor your ability to say what's on your mind. What better way for them to show their commitment than volunteering to go first?
There's no time to blog from the battlefield, so here are some links to media quotes and talks I've given over the past few weeks in a professional capacity.
Over the past year, I had the privilege of contributing to a UNICEF manifesto on the better governance of children's data. I'm thrilled to finally announce that the manifesto has been published.
Here's what we trainee diplomats were getting to grips with at the turn of the millennium.
The next time a policymaker tells you that the internet is an "unregulated wild west", point them here to take the shine off their sheriff star.
A professor of software engineering got in touch to ask me a question: if I had an hour to speak to a room full of undergraduates about privacy, what - in my view - are the points they would be most likely to absorb?