Meredith Whittaker

Well, I think Google does still love me, but it doesn't love itself enough to admit it. Right.

Well, I think Google does still love me, but it doesn't love itself enough to admit it. Right.

Well, I think Google does still love me, but it doesn't love itself enough to admit it. Right.

Which party do you want to go to? Let's be real.

Which party do you want to go to? Let's be real.

Which party do you want to go to? Let's be real.

And there's a talk that. What is Frank Rieger and Rupert.

And there's a talk that. What is Frank Rieger and Rupert.

And there's a talk that. What is Frank Rieger and Rupert.

I don't. Yeah. That's my American. You'll do beautifully.

I don't. Yeah. That's my American. You'll do beautifully.

I don't. Yeah. That's my American. You'll do beautifully.

Yeah. But I, I apologize for not getting that right. Yeah. Did this talk, you know, we lost the war. I think it was 1994. No, 2004. Yes. I did the same thing. And, and,

Yeah. But I, I apologize for not getting that right. Yeah. Did this talk, you know, we lost the war. I think it was 1994. No, 2004. Yes. I did the same thing. And, and,

Yeah. But I, I apologize for not getting that right. Yeah. Did this talk, you know, we lost the war. I think it was 1994. No, 2004. Yes. I did the same thing. And, and,

there weren't not everyone i think was equating the growth and monetary success of the u.s based tech industry with sort of you know values of social progress i mean i think we can yeah yes it was liberal and then we can get back to a critique of liberalism and and what have you but it was i think there were people who were looking at the infrastructure who were looking at its capabilities who were looking at the gap between the promises and the

there weren't not everyone i think was equating the growth and monetary success of the u.s based tech industry with sort of you know values of social progress i mean i think we can yeah yes it was liberal and then we can get back to a critique of liberalism and and what have you but it was i think there were people who were looking at the infrastructure who were looking at its capabilities who were looking at the gap between the promises and the

there weren't not everyone i think was equating the growth and monetary success of the u.s based tech industry with sort of you know values of social progress i mean i think we can yeah yes it was liberal and then we can get back to a critique of liberalism and and what have you but it was i think there were people who were looking at the infrastructure who were looking at its capabilities who were looking at the gap between the promises and the

of what this tech did and calling that out. And I feel like when I entered into this kind of privacy security hacker development scene, There was a lot of that skepticism there around Google. That educated me a lot. There was a lot of skepticism around surveillance. I immediately recognized, yes, we need privacy because it doesn't matter if these people are good or benevolent.

of what this tech did and calling that out. And I feel like when I entered into this kind of privacy security hacker development scene, There was a lot of that skepticism there around Google. That educated me a lot. There was a lot of skepticism around surveillance. I immediately recognized, yes, we need privacy because it doesn't matter if these people are good or benevolent.