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Avaughan What's up, what's up, another episode of Ripple Effect podcast.

Of course, I'm your host, Rikad Rends.

Also knows Ricky Vranz, and a great episode for you today.

Today we have American filmmaker David Donnelly, and he has an amazing new documentary called

The Cost of Convenience, as you could probably assume, it's about big tech, it's about surveillance,

it's about the loss of privacy, it's about social engineering, so basically it's about big tech, it's about surveillance, it's about the loss of privacy,

it's about social engineering. So basically it's about a digital prison that we are building

for ourselves. So please check out the documentary. I'll put links in the show description to the

documentary and the trailer. So please check it out. But before we get into this thought-provoking

conversation, let me remind you this is

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