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summary
Panel answers whether GDPR will reach US companies noting May 25 GDPR enforcement and explains Facebook said it would apply protections worldwide; describes Cloud Act forces US warrants on data held abroad and allows bilateral data-sharing deals; notes 24 states sue over FCC net neutrality rollback and 83% public support; explains cert tools like Certbot and STARTTLS Everywhere aim to encrypt email; outlines stingrays as fake cell towers, their attribution difficulty, and that 7,800 iPhones claim weakens police calls for backdoors.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction and EFF overview
- 4:37GDPR and Facebook Cambridge Analytica
- 7:59SESTA FASTA and Section 230
- 9:23WHOIS privacy and GDPR conflict
- 11:20Cloud Act explained
- 13:14GDPR in Canada and US
- 15:46Net neutrality update
- 18:40Right to repair advocacy
- 21:01Stingray cell-site simulators
- 27:23Right to be forgotten under GDPR
- 29:20DMCA constitutional challenge
- 30:07GPS tracking and Fourth Amendment
- 33:05Encryption backdoors and going dark
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