Ep# 198 Deinfluencing You! (feat. Roberto Capodieci)

In this episode of #dkLa! Pirate Radio, we set sail into the world of emerging tech, online privacy, and digital independence with Roberto Capodieci—a visionary Italian tech innovator specializing in decentralized systems and blockchain technology. From his early days in Italy to building a global career spanning Bali and Singapore, Roberto has spent over a decade shaping the future of blockchain and advocating for a more secure, decentralized internet. We dive into the realities of online influence, the risks of centralized platforms, and how to take control of your digital footprint. If you've ever questioned the power dynamics of the internet or wondered how to navigate it safely, this episode is for you. Connect with Roberto and explore his work at his page and Linkedin.

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