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As technology has evolved over the past two centuries, so have our expectations about privacy. This new digital world allows us to connect with each other with increasing ease, but it has also left our personal information readily available, and our privacy vulnerable. Cultural norms have pushed us all online, seemingly at the mercy of whatever terms of service are put before us. Cookies and tracking allow companies to collect limitless amounts of information about us, often more than we'd share with family and friends. And in the push for national security, the government has collected vast amounts of information as well, often without our knowledge. With the NSA leak reigniting this important debate, we take a closer look at the state of privacy in the digital age.
Featuring:
Robert Ellis Smith, Roger Williams University School of Law
Helen Nissenbaum, NYU
Julian Sanchez, Cato Institute
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I don't buy this argument that if you have nothing to hide then you have nothing to worry about. Does your privacy in and of itself have no innate value?
Dave Smith I agree if u don’t want people seeing it just don’t put it online like fucking write it down
A very brilliant episode as always. :) I'm always satisfied. Just the perfect amount of information.
"There is no security on this earth, there is only opportunity." - General Douglas MacArthur
“If you want total security, go to prison. There you're fed, clothed, given medical care and so on. The only thing lacking... is freedom.” - Dwight D. Eisenhower
balance is a virtue we the people must master
What is great is that, here in America, a large number of republicans AND democrats are both agreeing that the NSA should not be doing this. Finally, congress can agree on something!
What are the other programs that are going on that we don't know about? This is a what if, but it just shows that secrets are no good and they only create doubt, and I don't want to doubt my government.
As long as there is social stratification and inequality, there will be privacy concerns.
Great video, but the title is not quite right. I should be "Online Privacy: How Did the USA Get Here?". Almost all of the video was exclusively about the situation in the USA.
i love PBS videos!
Funny how both top commenters say wise quotes with the profile pics of cartoons.
That doesn't mean they wouldn't sell it to your or other governments.
Great video, for a new generation or ppl who have been "absent" for the
last 14 years. Who knew that the NSA mandate was to exceed its mandate?
When Cheney Bush hired a post 911 army of private contractors in addition
to the NSA as an unofficial stimulus to Virginia, Maryland & DC what did ppl expect. PRISM started in 2007. Google "Tom Tomorrow on NSA & your computer from 1994". I got it from Schneier's blog. Apparently they & many others
(novelist Margaret Atwood) assumed the internet would be used as an NSA platform.
Ed Snowden timeline & events not often mentioned:
1) Snowden was in touch with Greenwald a month b4 he got the job at
Booz Allen Hamilton. He gets the job at a one of the few places that hasn't
updated employee security measures.
2) Obama appoints a panel to report on the security in triplicate permanent intel government in March 2013.
3) Snowden leaves for Hong Kong in June 2013.
4) Wired does its NSA "Gods of War" cyberspace security PR issue in July 2013
& probably commissioned months b4. It makes no mention of Snowden.
5) Obama gets his commission report from March.
The Sequester cuts on the "deficits don't matter" Pentagon & Intel budgets
will probably NOT be allowed into effect but are scheduled.
A % of Pensions & healthcare at very profitable defense contractors are
subsidized & paid for by the government/ taxpayers for the past 30 years
or more.
Who else, if anyone, was Snowden in contact with b4 he got the job? After?
If any elected politicians are involved we will never know about it.
This episode felt pretty biased. I am 100% in favor of privacy, but good discussions should at least mention varying points of view. Otherwise great episode as usual!
yep - i never implied a conscious being...
Do people (especially employers) really think there's something wrong with you if you don't have a facebook account?! Why?! Convicts don't have facebook accounts? Did people think you're weird if you weren't listed on the phonebook?
Anyone know what font they're using for their graphics?
Anti internet day? Internet services help the NSA and we help these services stay a float. So if we make a day or week, they'll show that we are serious about our privacy. Suggest the idea or change it up.
Wow ...
This has changed now with the new internet privacy law signed by Trump. It is high time for everyone to get use of VPN service like Astrill.
Having to read those news articles and listen to someone talking was very distracting.
anonymus FTW!
Another reason is probably because they realize that they could very easily be being spied on as well.
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And then you keep a low profile and blend into the woodwork. If you are insignificant or you mind your own business you start to realize no one cares away.. Its also about Keywords.. Be care careful not to say certain words.. You don't want them to get any red lights.. Its out of control now.. There was a time when there were a few Lawyers in Washington now everyone is a Lawyer..
The sad thing is that it's been almost twelve years and now people are starting to wake up. Unfortunately that NSA data center in Utah will finish this year. There's no way in hell they will close that. Outernet, darknet, offline.
Insert quote here
I still find it kinda sad that Russia Today continues to do a better job of investigative journalism than the majority of other news services...
It's funny because that quote can be used to argue both points of view. Just goes to show how it's better to talk about the issues at hand instead of throwing around random quotes which are mostly generic statements playing with words instead of meanings. :P
Wer müss das auch als Englisch HÜ machen?
Wait...Internet privacy may become illegal in the future. That's just swell.
Those evolutionary feats are random, it's not controlled by any conscious being to make those types of logic decisions.
Big Brother is watching you
Remember that
heh. i've been surfing the web excessively for 1,5 decades now. also i've developed tons of web apps and sites myself. don't want to brag about it, but in my experience you just need to know what you are doing. i don't mind big data.
"I'm hungry."
-That one fat kid everyone hates for saying that sentence.
in the opening sentence of this film the guy said he wanted space to grow so he could be internally free (intrenally free????).........take a laxative
not sure i understand your point but nature doesn't take the shortest path:... look up largyneal nerve (connects brain to the voice box but loops around the heart to get there), or whale evolution (shortest path for the whale was to never become a land animal)...
what if you use jailbreak or root?what if you support ron paul?what if you are for 2nd amendments?what if you are a conspiracy theorist?what if you are a zeitgeist?what if you are truth seeker?
Banksy
"By the skillful and sustained use of propaganda, one can make people see even heaven as hell or an extremely wretched life as paradise." Adolf Hitler
Check out glom dot com. They are dedicated to privacy.
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did i insult you? my tone was far from insulting and yet you answer me with an insult? I would go into explaining game theory is what better models behavior than your physics analogy but obviously you feel the need to put down others to make yourself feel better instead of discussing ideas - i guess that's just YOUR nature BUT i don't have time for that - cheers and if you reply it should be in a constructive tone otherwise it will be ignored.
some company wants to sell you...
this is boring