Privacy, Data Survivalism and a New Tech Ethics

Note to Self

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4.7 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 21 February 2017

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

Technologist Anil Dash on mistakes he’s made, and the new ethics of tech. Journalist Julia Angwin on why we’re all losing, and her strategies as a privacy prepper. Much laughter ensues. Note to Self nerds out, live from WNYC’s Greene Space.

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0:00.0	Hey everybody, it's Manouche here, host of Note to Self.
0:03.9	Our special project, the Privacy Paradox, lives on.
0:08.0	Anyone can do the five part plan to take back some control of their personal information
0:12.9	at privacyparadox.org.
0:15.6	We know that life is busy to say the least these days, so it is available on demand.
0:22.0	Tell your friends.
0:23.7	If you already took part, thank you.
0:26.1	You can check out our tip sheet for small and big next steps you can take.
0:31.8	And here's a little bonus episode from me and the gang.
0:34.8	Take a listen to the live event we had here in New York City.
0:38.4	With me, ProPublica's Senior Investigative Reporter, Julia Anguin, and a Neal Dash, a techie
0:44.9	who has become a real spokesman for digital tools with a conscience.
0:50.6	Many people in the audience told us they loved this nerdy and heartwarming event, so we wanted
0:56.0	to share it with you.
0:57.4	Enjoy.
1:03.4	It is my great pleasure to welcome two people whose work have been of great inspiration to
1:08.2	me.
1:09.2	Julia Anguin, who is ProPublica's award-winning investigative journalist and a Neal Dash,
1:14.4	entrepreneur, activist, writer, and he was recently appointed CEO of Fog Creek Software,
1:20.0	so please welcome them.
1:25.0	Hello.
1:26.0	Hello.
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