We make the topic of privacy approachable. For both businesses and consumers. With so much of our lives taking place online today, it's easy to overlook the dangers associated with sharing your personal data with companies and strangers. Many people are aware that privacy is a problem but they don't know where to begin. Privacy Files explains the vast array of privacy issues facing society in easy... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 64 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Technology |
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They go beyond opinion and often cite sources. Great audio, awesome topics, and fun guests.
I love the perspectives offered and the way privacy information is presented, especially in the episodes about surveillance capitalism. It’s always something I’m peripherally aware of, but I don’t always take care to remember that if I’m not paying for it, I am the product. Great content!
Love that this podcast reaches not only the tech people but also the normies like me.
I loved hearing the different perspectives from the various age groups in the latest episode on the Social Dilemma. I really enjoyed listening!
I love the idea of being more cautious about sharing my personal information. But I feel overwhelmed when it comes to where to start to live more privately. In fact, I’m not even that confident I fully understand my risk exposure. Sarah and Rich make the topic so straightforward and interesting to listen to. They’re not extreme. They just want to help the average person stay private.
Apple Podcasts | #249 | Germany/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #78 | India/Technology |
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