Privacy & Data Protection

You search your name, and something you would rather leave behind still appears. An outdated article. A past mistake. A version of yourself that no longer reflects who you are.… Read more.

A saliva sample is sent off. Weeks later, results arrive: ancestry, traits, potential health risks. The process feels personal, even intimate. Genetic data is often described as among the most… Read more.

An application requests access: location, contacts, activity, behavioural data. Consent is given, often without meaningful deliberation. Participation in digital life increasingly depends on acceptance. This interaction reflects a deeper legal… Read more.