They Dry Snitched On Themselves: The Tech Jawn 23

The Tech Jawn

Robb Dunewood

Black Tech, Technology, Tech News, Black Tech Podcasts, Society & Culture, News, Tech Podcasts

4.8 • 32 Ratings

🗓️ 22 February 2022

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Some people are outraged that the New York Times has added ad tracking to Wordle, but, should they really be though?

Privacy settings on your social media won’t protect you from snitching on yourself as authorities in Wisconsin use Facebook to identify suspects in acts of property damage after the Jacob Blake police shooting protests in Kenosha.

And what is the proper protocol for online redemption? Who gets to determine your penance? Does the internet owe it to you to allow you back in its good graces after you’ve committed an offense?

We discuss all this and we’ve got an awesome Spotlight in episode 23 of The Tech Jawn.

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0:00.0	I've got the new Samsung Galaxy S-25 and so many brownie points.
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0:30.2	Whack?
0:31.1	Why is a duck in my podcast, I hear you say?
0:33.4	Well, I need your help.
0:34.6	We live in a water-stressed area and this can affect our local environment,
0:38.3	even when it's cold outside.
0:40.3	By making small everyday changes, you can save water and money of your bills.
0:44.8	So leave your heating on a constant low temperature to protect pipes from freezing,
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0:57.5	safe money, and help save our streams. Some people are outraged at the New York Times has added ad
1:06.7	tracking the wordle, but should they really be low? Privacy settings on social media won't protect you from snitching on yourself as the authorities in Wisconsin use Facebook to identify suspects in acts of property damage after the Jacob Blake police shooting protest in Kenosha.
1:21.7	And what is the proper protocol for online redemption?
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