Today the Matwall show an American man in Panama is in jail today after shooting and killing two climate protesters who are blocking traffic on the highway.

We'll discuss that story. Also another GOP debate last night who won, who lost, does any of it matter?

I try to figure that out.

Plus the Vatican says that trans people can be Godparents and a prominent comedian makes the

case for reparations.

We'll talk about all that and more today on the Matt Wall Show. So, A few decades ago private citizens used to be largely that private. The internet has changed everything though.

Think about everything you've browsed, searched for, watched, or

tweeted. Now imagine all of that data being crawled through, collected, and aggregated by third

parties into a permanent public record, your record. Having your private life exposed for others to see was once something that only celebrities

worried about, but in an era where everyone is public, everyone is a public figure.

That's why I keep my data private when I go online. I turn to Express v.

Did you know there are hundreds of data brokers out there who sold businesses to buy and sell your data.

The worst part is that they don't have to tell you who they're selling it to or get your consent.

One of these data points is your IP address.

Data Harvesters use your IP to uniquely identify you and your locations, but with

Express VPN, my connection gets rerouted through an encrypted server and my IP address is masked.

Every time I turn Express VPN on, I'm given a random IP address shared by other Express VPN

customers.

That makes it more difficult for third parties to identify me and harvest my data.

The best part is how easy Express VPN is to use, no matter what device you're on, phone,

laptop, smart TV, all you gotta do is tap one button to get protected.

So if like me you believe that your data is your business,

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