Litigating Corporate Surveillance: Privacy, Autonomy, Power, and Democracy in the Courtroom

This book interrogates the legality of corporate surveillance, offering a corrective approach to protecting privacy through litigation—not through legislation.

Explosive revelations, from the Snowden disclosures to the Cambridge Analytica scandal, have shown us that our daily lives are embedded in a network of pervasive, panoptic surveillance designed to manipulate. This corporate surveillance network has grown to encompass and absorb the basic digital substrate of our daily lives. Received ...