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Slack.com slash DHQ. Have you seen the Instagram challenge? This is, we talked about this on

the show yesterday. It's the challenge where women just post selfies of themselves on Instagram

as though that were challenging. Well, it turns out that all of us may be inadvertently

participating in the Instagram challenge because it turns out Instagram might be spying

on us all the time. People found this out because of an update to the iOS on their Smart

phones on their Apple. So they download iOS 14 beta and it shows you with a little indicator

light whenever your phone camera is being accessed by apps that maybe you didn't think we're

accessing your phone's camera. And as users are scrolling through Instagram, they see

the light come on. I hope you're looking hot. I hope you're posing for your challenge.

Now Instagram denies all this. You see, it was just a big misunderstanding. This is a little

problem with the code. There's nothing to worry about. We're totally not spying on you all

the time everywhere. Well, if you believe that, my friends, I think I've got a bridge in Brooklyn

to sell you. Big tech has got a lot of power. Lot of power. They were dragged in front of

Capitol Hill yesterday. We will examine their testimony and examine why we all need to

turn off, tune out and drop in. I'm Michael Nolz. This is the Michael Nolz Show.

Welcome back to the show. Where does the power really exist in the United States? Where

forget even just political power, the power to look at you, listen to you, push you in certain

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