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Could Deep Fake Interviews Actually Help Some Folks Get Hired? — The Tech Jawn 42

The Tech Jawn

Robb Dunewood

Black Tech, Technology, Tech News, Black Tech Podcasts, Society & Culture, News, Tech Podcasts

4.832 Ratings

🗓️ 5 July 2022

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

Google will, soon, start deleting visits to potentially sensitive locations like domestic violence shelters from users' location histories. Search history, however, still remains.


Scammers are using deep fakes to interview and get hired to remote jobs for nefarious reasons. We ponder if this tech, for some folks, could be used to get by the gatekeepers in efforts to really hired.


A robocall loophole that allowed smaller telecom companies to get by STIR/SHAKEN regulations has been closed.


And, the FCC, again, calls for Apple and Google to remove TikTok from their respective app stores. This sparks a great conversation around things creators can do to monetize their content without being completely beholden to social media companies.


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0:00.0

I've got the new Samsung Galaxy S-25 and so many brownie points.

0:05.8

You see, Now Brief with Galaxy AI learns my schedule to keep me ahead of my day.

0:10.7

Weather, activity stats and diary updates like Janie's birthday.

0:14.5

Oh, you remembered.

0:16.4

Thanks, Now Brief.

0:17.9

Buy the new Samsung Galaxy S-25 on 2002 by 19th of March and save up to £480.

0:23.6

Selected languages only.

0:24.5

Account login and network connection required offer available on 30 gigabyte plus tariffs,

0:27.8

£10 per month discount over 48 months.

0:29.5

Times apply.

0:33.3

Google will soon start deleting visits to potentially sensitive locations like domestic's

0:37.1

island shelters from user's location histories. Search history, however, still remains.

0:42.0

Scammers are using deepfakes to interview and get hired at remote jobs for nefarious reasons.

0:47.0

We ponder if this tech for some folks can be used to get by gatekeepers and efforts to really get hired.

0:51.6

A robocall loophole, which allowed smaller telecon companies to get

0:54.5

by stir-shaking regulations that's been closed. And the FCC again calls for Apple and Google to remove

0:59.8

TikTok from their respective app stores. This sparks a great conversation around things

1:03.7

creators can do to monetize their content without being completely beholden to social media companies.

1:08.5

We've got all this and more in episode 42 of the Tech John.

1:11.6

From Columbus, Ohio, I'm your host, Rob Dunwood.

1:15.3

And coming out of Philly is your girl, Tech Life's Death.

1:17.8

And of Atlanta, this is Terrence Gaines, aka Brother Tech,

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