Explaining PRISM
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PRISM is presented as a bucket for US surveillance methods including telecom and internet-company access, with a startling claim of seven years of Verizon metadata capturing nearly everyone by first or second degree. US tech firms and foreign governments appear to cooperate in data sharing; counter-surveillance gear like a Faraday travel tent is used for leaders. Personal data become the new oil, Snapchat proves demand with 400 million snaps a day, and a proposed three laws of data require visibility, sharing transparency, and deletion on demand.
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- 0:00Introduction
- 2:00What may be surprising
- 4:00What should be surprising
- 5:40Data as the new oil
- 9:20A better future
- 11:20Three laws of data
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