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Episode 4: The Power and Peril of Personal Data
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Big Brother is already watching you: from bins in the City of London to telephone meta-data, our data shadows are under surveillance. But is it possible to break the system with too much sharing? One man thinks so.
Beneath a literal black helicopter circling the studio, Ben keeps the peace between serial over-sharer Hasan Elahi - an artist who sends all his mundane activities to his contacts at the FBI - and eSentire's CTO of cybersecurity, Mark McArdle.
Mindfulness, social change and hacking the system. The nature of forgetting and the US Presidential election. That's all in this episode of BlackHatWhiteHat.
Ben Hammersley hosts, Aleks Krotoski produces. George Lavender mixed the sound and Ryan Harper composed the music.
Brought to you by eSentire.
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