It's time for episode 316 of the Clockwise Podcasts from Relay FM, recorded Wednesday, October 17th, 2019.

Clockwise, four people, that takes a licking and keeps on ticking,

even though it's probably taken a licking before in the sense that this has probably been

an intro before. But I love it, and I'm using it by golly,

and I'm proud of it. I am one of your co-host, Micah Sargent, and I am joined across the vast

and ever-changing internet by my co-host, Dan Morin. How you doing, Dan? I'm still ticking, Micah.

You know, that's what I can say. To my left is my co-host on SmartTech Today on the

twit.tv network, as well as everyone's favorite shortcuts guru, as well as man about the internet,

it is Matthew Cassinelli. Hello, Matthew. Hello, Micah. I feel like I haven't heard from you in so long.

Yeah, how long has it been? It's like every two days now we get a chat. And to my left, another

returning clockwise guest, the editor at IT Pro today, the podcast, or the incomparable, the writer,

it's so what, who cares? It's Lisa Schmeiser. Welcome back, Lisa. I'm so glad to be

back. Thank you for having me. We are so glad to have you. My question is this. How often do you

consider the personal privacy and ethical ramifications of the technology you use and or consume?

And has this actually changed for you over time? Or you once maybe didn't, but now you do,

or vice versa. I do think this is something that I've always definitely taken into consideration,

but it has come into light a little bit more recently than normal because of all of the

contractors listening to your Syria requests type of thing. And I sort of, I think I remember

like positing on Twitter that I just didn't even realize some of the information that they were

sharing and had told us they were sharing. And it sounded like I read about it in a news report

instead of the privacy policy, which wasn't great for me because I was like, maybe I should have known about that.

But I do think in general, I do consider this a lot when I'm buying stuff more than I actually

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