People don't create computerized information unless they're going to share it. Think about

how many copies that you backup, you save to the cloud. All of these copies live on.

Welcome to Commando on Demand, your fast-paced weekly update straight from Kim's desk to your ears.

I'm Mike James, and today it's all about legal matters facing the

digital lifestyle, the information that's getting sold about you and where we are as far as

limiting big tech's control of our personal information. And our special guest today is

Stephen Tepler. Now, Stephen's been a friend of the show for a long time, and he's been

involved in cybersecurity and electronic discovery matters since 2000. Stephen's been a friend of the show for a long time, and he's been involved in cybersecurity and electronic discovery matters since 2000.

Stephen's background is in technology, class action, elitication.

Yeah, he's a lawyer as well as electronic discovery, and he has extensive expertise on cybersecurity, privacy, and much, much more.

Kim and Stephen are going to talk about so much that's going on with the legal matters of digital lifestyle right now,

like the digital rights of owners and secondhand owners and sellers of things like the Tesla.

Yeah, did you know they turned off some extra features when somebody sold a used Tesla?

Plus, later on, the Internet of Things and what rights do you have to control your information

on things like the Nest's thermostat?

How deep fakes can cause hundreds of thousands of dollars in losses and telltale signs

of deep fakes and all that and much more today on Commando on Demand, starting in just a few

moments.

And a quick reminder here, this is not the Kim Commando on demand, starting in just a few moments.

And a quick reminder here, this is not the Kim Commando show.

Every week, Kim, of course, gives you the very latest in tech news.

We've got tips, DIYs.

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