A former mobile game developer and an expert at centralized web technology talks about how apps and companies track and handle your personal data.

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The book mentioned: https://inteltechniques.com/book2.html

TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Intro Hated
1:00 - Talk starts - small talk - introduction
2:53 - Introduction to the backend - what David worked on
6:08 - Davids responsibility in the company
10:49 - Timestamps and intro to data collection
13:15 - What specific data was stored?
17:58 - Who had access to the data?
22:28 - Analytic Companies
27:12 - Google Analytics & Trigger Points
34:03 - What can Google see through Google Analytics on iOS devices?
38:10 - GDPR - the affects on the company
40:40 - Why collect data?
45:26 - Employee access to the data
50:40 - Zooming into people
54:05 - What changed for David? Why quit the job?
58:05 - Why did David move into the privacy realm?
59:36 - Surveillance Capitalism & Free Speech
1:00:52 - Why does privacy matter?
1:03:55 - The bias of algorithms
1:08:45 - How does AI make decisions?
1:11:33 - How is the AI bias abused?
1:14:20 - What it means to give governments & regimes this power
1:18:35 - Part 2: Start of Questions
1:19:00 - What happens when you delete Facebook?
1:22:42 - How much data can be collected from a 'normal' person living a life without protecting their privacy?
1:25:02 - Why should I care if I have nothing to hide?
1:28:10 - Do you think Google/FB/Amazon secretly are listening to your Phones/Home Assistants?
1:34:06 - What are some use cases of collected data and what are some the worst consequences being used?
1:36:20 - Are there any privacy offenders that aren't commonly known as such?
1:43:40 - How do apps collect data and do companies have power to overcome your denial when the app asks for some kind of permission?
1:49:54 - What steps did you take to protect your privacy?
1:56:26 - Compartmentalization on mobile phones?
2:04:30 - Best methods to find and neutralize all/most data recorded of us since the beginning of the Internet?
2:06:30 - What are the ways mobile games manipulate their players for profit? And possible solutions to make the mobile gaming industry less creepy?
2:17:00 - Thoughts about Purism
2:17:50 - Final thoughts & outro
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