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EPISODE · May 27, 2026 · 56 MIN

Ways That Technology Has Destroyed Privacy

from The Worst of the Best Podcast · host Ryan Rebalkin

Ryan and Jason break down 10 ways modern technology has destroyed our privacy — from biometric scanners and GPS tracking to voice interception, ISP monitoring, remote desktop apps, cookies, audio recordings, and social media.They discuss how convenience comes at a huge cost, share real-world examples, and debate which invasion feels the worst. Classic brotherly banter with plenty of “what if” moments.0:00 – Intro & Discord Plug4:03 – Biometric Scanners10:16 – Voice Interception16:07 – Computer Surveillance22:59 – Internet Never Forgets26:06 – Online Cookies30:39 – Video Conferencing & Zoom Risks34:01 – GPS Tracking36:58 – ISP Privileges39:06 – Remote Desktop Apps42:09 – Audio Recordings44:05 – Social Media Tracking49:23 – Worst Picks & Wrap-Up

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