Topic

Government surveillance

20 mentions in 8 episodes

Also known as Government social media surveillance, Government surveillance accountability

The hosts discuss reported attempts to compromise Apple software and a legal challenge to U.S. mass surveillance.

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689: What Would Dave Do?

  • 15:43

    pull a target's individual's publicly available data from a wide array of sites

  • 16:04

    allowing them to map out a person's activity, movements, and relationships

104: 127.0.0.1 is the Loneliest Number

  • 8:58

    People are like, well, I'm not doing anything wrong. Why do I care if they're watching me?

  • 12:37

    It goes through all of the different executive orders and programs that they talked about.

100: So Much Universe, and so Little Time

  • 42:12

    I Spy the CIA Campaign to Steal Apple Secrets

  • 42:46

    they figured out how to inject software into Apple Update on certain machines

  • 43:30

    challenging the U.S. government's mass surveillance programs

61: Good Evening Monsters

  • 49:28

    The major internet companies wrote a letter. They wrote a letter to the government.

  • 51:54

    The New York Times came out with a story about the NSA is collecting millions of faces from the web.

42: The Answer to the Ultimate Question

  • 16:13

    the world owes him a debt of gratitude

  • 21:58

    people don't forget about this and that they hold people accountable

31: Godzilla, Wyoming, and Apple. Oh My!

  • 1:16:51

    This weekend is the Stop Watching Us rally against NSA spying.

  • 1:17:48

    The NSA spies on France.

  • 1:18:12

    VPN providers are starting to shut down after the lava bit kerfuffle.

20: Booze, beef and books with Mike Malinin

  • 58:46

    the DEA sharing data with the NSA

  • 59:20

    everybody's reading your email

  • 59:58

    one of the IT guys who was watching what was going through then called the local police

19: Meat and booze camp with Shane Nickerson

  • 41:11

    We have open sourced our own surveillance.

  • 42:27

    They can target anybody, anytime, for anything.

  • 44:02

    We're just keeping it.