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EPISODE · May 13, 2026 · 19 MIN

How Did Privacy Become Obsolete?

from Unscriptify · host Petar Dzakovic and Luka Vucic

Essential for free expression and healthy democracy, the right to privacy and anonymity protects individuals from arbitrary interference, surveillance, and forced disclosure of identity. In this episode, we discussed how our attitude towards privacy changed in Digital Age, "costliness" of remaining private today, why Hamilton wrote in the Federalist Papers under a pseudonym, and more. Enjoy!

Episode metadata supplied by the publisher feed · Published May 13, 2026

Essential for free expression and healthy democracy, the right to privacy and anonymity protects individuals from arbitrary interference, surveillance, and forced disclosure of identity. In this episode, we discussed how our attitude towards privacy changed in Digital Age, "costliness" of remaining private today, why Hamilton wrote in the Federalist Papers under a pseudonym, and more. Enjoy!

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