Professor of Law, Harvard University
Cass Sunstein is a legal scholar and former Administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs who writes extensively on privacy and regulation.
We live in a culture that treats constant availability as a social contract — so what does it mean when someone deliberately opts out? Sherry Turkle, Bruce Schneier, and Cass Sunstein debate whether choosing privacy in a hyper-connected world is a personal preference, a form of self-preservation, or an outright act of rebellion.
