As the world becomes more digitized, a fascinating transformation is reshaping how we engage with politics. The rise of social media and digital footprints has created an unprecedented level of scrutiny and accessibility to politicians' lives. And with millennials entering positions of power, bringing decades of online history with them, we're witnessing the emergence of a new political landscape where the lines between public service, celebrity culture, and personal privacy are increasingly blurred. Katherine Dee from The Computer Room shares what the future of democracy will look like in an always-online world.