Privacy is Freedom - Glenn & Eric Meder | Real Talk With Zuby Ep. 319
July 11, 2024
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as posted by the channelEric & Glenn Meder join Zuby to discuss something that impacts all of us; privacy. We all interact with digital technology everyday and this conversation is a real eye-opener in terms of how our privacy is being infringed in the digital age and what we can do to ensure control and continued freedom. In today’s episode Zuby and our guests discuss why privacy is so important, public naivety, Big Tech, and social media. Plus, the World Economic Forum, what role we play collectively in allowing this to happen, whether 80%+ of Apps are spyware, and much more—enjoy!
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Timestamps:
(00:00) Introduction
(02:20) Why is privacy important?
(06:00) Public naivety to privacy
(11:24) Big Tech
(28:14) Social Media
(37:22) World Economic Forum
(43:20) Inevitability vs Potential
(56:00) What can you do today ?
(58:43) 80% of Apps are spyware?
(1:06:30) Capitalism as a counter-balance
(1:13:23) Introduction
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