EPISODE · Dec 4, 2024 · 58 MIN
Gabriel Custodiet on privacy, decentralisation and watching the watchmen
from Jerm Warfare
Pushing back against mass surveillance means decentralising everything and watching the watchmen. Do you want the authorities to know everything about you?Gabriel Custodiet is an author and podcaster who unpacks the relationship between privacy, decentralisation, and utopian surveillance goals throughout history. Our conversation is loosely based on his book The Watchman Guide To Privacy.📺 Watch the video podcast
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