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EPISODE · Jul 22, 2024 · 33 MIN

PRIVACY ALERT: Every 5 Seconds Microsoft's Recall Takes Screenshots of Your Online Activity

from The Boomer Effect · host The Boomer Effect with Jerry and Rose

Literally every 5 seconds Microsoft's Recall program takes screenshots of your online activity. Microsoft is selling the recall idea by saying it's all for your convenience and ease of consumer purchasing. Guest Andrew Riddaugh, CEO of Liberation Technology Services, a non-woke technology service whose company values are solidly based in privacy freedom, and liberty says, "Microsoft is in the middle of a huge PR nightmare. No one trusts #BigTech when they say, 'only you will have access to the data' or 'this is going to help you as a user.' Riddaugh adds "The true problem is the leaders of these Big Tech companies have not earned the trust of their customers." "You need to run, not walk, away from Gmail, Search Engines, Chrome. Protect yourself, ditch #bigtech" says Riddaugh. "They are the main reason I started Liberation Technology Services. I saw the manipulation of voters during 2020 by #BigTech. I knew I had to do something to protect our liberties and privacy." www.liberationtek.com www.americansforprosperity.org

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