01 - Why Surveillance Matters Even If You Have Nothing To Hide
About this episode
In this episode, I deal with the question you’ve all heard and some of you may have even asked: “Why should I care about mass digital surveillance, if I have nothing to hide?”
The answer is simple — the question is wrong. The right question is: “What do you have that is worth protecting?”
The episode covers data-mining and data analysis and how the aggregation of data can be used to create a startlingly accurate profile of you that knows you better than you may know yourself and can even be used to predict your future actions and choices.
Enemy of the [Surveillance] State is written, produced, and narrated by C. Mitchell Shaw.
Theme song was created by Michael Leavitt.
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