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EPISODE · May 8, 2026 · 3 MIN

You Are the Product

from Authenticated · host Alan Hassall

Nothing online was ever free — you just never saw the invoice. This episode exposes the business model built on your behavior, your attention, and your data, and how the platforms that profited from it handed fraudsters everything they needed. You didn't agree to become the product. You just had no alternative.See what authentication changes — explore it for yourself: https://rag.blockcerts.aiAuthenticated is a BlockCertsAI series. More at https://authenticated.fm

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Nothing online was ever free — you just never saw the invoice. This episode exposes the business model built on your behavior, your attention, and your data, and how the platforms that profited from it handed fraudsters everything they needed. You didn't agree to become the product. You just had no alternative.See what authentication changes — explore it for yourself: https://rag.blockcerts.aiAuthenticated is a BlockCertsAI series. More at https://authenticated.fm

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