Privacy's Tipping Point
Brad reflects on a pivotal White House meeting in 2013, where tech leaders urged the government for stronger privacy protections against the NSA. He draws parallels between historical events like the Three Mile Island incident and the rise of privacy concerns following the Cambridge Analytica scandal. The conversation highlights a series of cyberattacks that culminated in the term "techlash," marking a significant shift in public sentiment towards technology and privacy.In this clip
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