This Week in Digital Privacy

This episode was originally recorded and released on July 16th, 2021. This week we’re covering: Is audacity spyware, raising the alarm on NSA spying, and Amazon’s Ring cameras roll out E2EE. All news sources are linked in the show notes on usefathom.com/weekly.

This episode was originally recorded and released on July 9th, 2021. This week I’m covering: a call to ban surveillance-based advertising, Wickr gets acquired by Amazon, Gettr is riddled with bugs and security issues, and Google delays blocking cookies in Chrome until 2023. All news sources are linked in the show notes on usefathom.com/weekly.

This episode was originally recorded and released on July 2nd, 2021. This week I’m covering: Apple Airtag speaker removal, fake names, Telegrams video calling, Google maps on iOS and governments using facial recognition software. All news sources are linked in the show notes on usefathom.com/weekly.

This episode was originally recorded and released on June 25th, 2021. This week we’re covering: Amazons surveillance infrastructure, a cookie banner protocol, a call to ban targeted ads, and our interview with Julia Angwin of The Markup. All news sources are linked in the shownotes on usefathom.com/weekly.

This episode was originally recorded and released on June 18th, 2021. This week we’re covering: Facebook’s new encrypted calling, car location data, Arizona suing Google, DuckDuckGo, FLoC and more. All news sources are linked in the shownotes on use fathom dot com slash weekly.

This week we’re covering: WWDC, Protonmail, Apple’s Airtags, and finally, an article from The Reboot: Why We Should End the Data Economy. All news sources are linked in the shownotes on usefathom.com/weekly.