How did the creation of the Internet impact privacy? 

We chat with Debbie Reynolds aka the 'Data Diva' to dive deeper into this topic. Debbie is the founder & CEO of Debbie Reynolds Consulting LLC, on the IoT advisory board at the U.S. Department of Commerce, and executive founding member of the Digital Directors Network.

From the novel 1984, to U.S. amendments, how was privacy viewed during the pre-internet days? 

We chat with Kimberly Pack, privacy counsel at United Airlines, to get a better idea of how businesses, governments, and society thought about privacy before the internet. 

Did hunter-gatherers care about privacy? What about early governments? When did people start to care about protecting their privacy? 

Part 1 of our series on the history of privacy dives into all these questions and more. 

Joining us for this discussion is the Managing Director of the International Association of Privacy Professionals, Cobun Zweifel-Keegan. 

What is privacy? Why should we care? Why does Mickey Mouse need your fingerprint? Are doorbell cameras worth the risk? 

Guest, Hans Skillrud (Co-founder of Termageddon) comes on to discuss how today's world views privacy for the first episode of Privacy Lawls. 

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