What is privacy in 2013? Revelations that the National Security Agency has been trawling doggedly through our digital networks to unearth terrorism have brought to a head growing public concerns about privacy. We’ve worried for years about the security of our digital information against hackers and are (perhaps naïvely) shocked at the level of intrusion orchestrated by our own government. Meanwhile, the ubiquity of cameras on streets, in stores and in institutions has closed the quiet gaps of privacy in our lives to the point that we may soon be living under constant surveillance. How much are we willing to sacrifice for our own safety? And just what is the meaning of privacy in 2013?