Can you pass through Stansted security any time of day/night?

According to the website:
- The airport is open 24h
- Only 24h coffee shop is located after security
Can I infer that it is possible to pass through security at any point in a 24h period? Or do you have to go through before the last flight, if wishing to stay there for a morning flight?
Best Answer
I speak from memory about 1 year ago.
At 1 am (the time I got to the airport) the security area was closed. There were many people sleeping on the floor inside the airport. At around 4 am the security area reopened. The cleaners started work around this time, so those who were still sleeping were woken up.
Anyway, there was a 24 hour bar pre-security, located just outside the toilets.
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Can you go through airport security at any time?
What's the Earliest You Can Go through Airport Security? If you have checked luggage, the earliest airports will let you in is usually 2-5 hours before departure. That's because you can go through security only once you've checked in your baggage, and the check-in desks open only a few hours before departure.Is Stansted Airport open during the night?
London Stansted Airport is now open 24/7, with early morning flights scheduled as usual. However due to COVID-19, we would recommend that passengers avoid staying overnight in the terminal.Does London Stansted airport close at night?
London Stansted's terminal closes between midnight and 02:00am. Therefore, departing passengers travelling on early morning flights should not arrive sooner than their scheduled check-in time. We do not allow bedding down in the terminal, so please see overnight accommodation options and travel options.How early can you get through Stansted Airport?
As a general guide, you will need to have checked in and be ready to go through security at least 2 hours before your flight departure time.How to use Stansted's new self-service boarding pass check
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