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So like I said folks a little update on some of the stuff going on here at the homestead. I know you guys
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A couple people sent me messages and all that about some of the stuff. I put up pictures. I put up on Instagram and
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On Twitter and by the folks if you do want to follow those things you can go to survivalist podcast
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My Instagram my Twitter and all that stuff so you can go ahead and organ that’s a survivalist podcast or go ahead up there
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Connect with me on social media and all that and it actually is a you know
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Quite a bit of actually quite a bit of good information up there, so go ahead and check that out
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I also have YouTube video something up on the chicks and all that
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So somebody could people saw met saw pictures of that and they asked what I was doing in a pan
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I actually have my I actually went out and got I
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Guess tractor supply a day when I was there just getting some stuff for my animals and for doing stuff on the homestead here
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got some that’s some plants and stuff going in and
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One of the things I saw while I was there
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Was a run of chicks
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No, no hand well. I guess you said they had a run of pellets there, but
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The the straight runs were actually pretty cheap those of you that know what a straight run is when you get chickens a straight run
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Is exactly that they just hatch them and throw them in and say here you go
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You get what you get so I got a dozen straight runs right now
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It’s what the ends of season so you can get them for a couple dollars apiece
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So I went ahead and I got a bunch of straight runs, and I’ll be though. They’ll be in probably
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In you know the in that little warming area for probably a couple of weeks
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Especially since it’s been in cold up here in Northeast PA
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Now so they’ll be over there, and they’ll be in you know in the straight run area
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Probably they’ll be in that area for a while the straight runs for a couple of weeks
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Before I move them over to a little bit bigger pen
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Right now they’re already a couple of them are starting to feather and all that so I think I generally they say if they have
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a long wingspan
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Generally, they’re there Heather. They’re not hens their roosters
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I have a couple of them right with long wingspan. I should know in a couple of weeks what I got
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But I do have a bunch of them with long wingspans
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So I’m thinking I may have a couple of roosters, and I think I may actually have some hens as well, so
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What I do recommend folks and a couple people ask me questions when they saw the pictures on Instagram
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The one thing you can do they a lot of people knows what I did was when I put the water in the food in there
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I actually went to using mason jars instead of using the plastic ones all because the mason jars
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We can’t throw them in a dishwasher and the dishwasher safe
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It makes it a little bit easier to clean stuff where that other plastic stuff that they the other plastic feeders
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They have aren’t really dishwasher safe, and they can crack and break and all that
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So I recommend I recommend using the mason jar so if you are
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Doing chickens like I said you do the feeders
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I recommend amazing is the other thing too about the mason jars is I do fill a couple of them up at once
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and then if I have somebody come over when I’m not home or something my farm hand or
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Friend of mine come over to feed them for me if I’m away or somebody traveling for work
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They just have to flip it over and and screw it in they don’t necessarily have to worry about
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Where the food is right so it doesn’t make it a little bit easier for me
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So that’s something I did so that was that so like I said folks if you’re interested in the chicks
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Well like I said go ahead and like I said go to do to our website
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And you can actually see if you know any pictures of the chicks
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But you can also follow us on Instagram and all that where I put up information about them and pictures of them and all that
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The heat lamp and all that like I said they got the heat lamp there now, and they say actually a couple inches of bedding and
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You know so it’s doing pretty good
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They’re all there that I had to put a screen over it cuz a couple of them did jump out the other day my daughter caught
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Them so we actually just put the screen on top when first got them. They didn’t have any feathers
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They’re just fluff balls, but the about a week in they’ve got a lot of the feathers now
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So they’re able to jump and flap and and get a little distance, so that’s the chick
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So we’ll be working on that probably at least the next six to eight weeks getting them ready to go and all that
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So that’s that so some things I want to talk to you folks about you today
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Now one things well a couple people had sent me emails about things by the way
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And one of the reasons why I want to address this topic a couple people to talk to me about
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we’re talking about a little bit about politics last week, but I don’t really generally do a lot of politics on this show, but
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Somebody asked me about it, so I thought I’d address it so
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they asked me a question about the Amazon echo and
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They had actually know I’ve got a background in computer security. They had asked me about
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my feelings on computer security and
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the the interesting
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the the interesting about about the Amazon echo is
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So it is always recording okay, they’ve been there’s been talked about on the news enough
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We all read the news and yes, it does record what you’re saying okay now according to Amazon
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They oh they don’t record whole conversations. They only record bits bits and pieces of it. They say
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Which they actually use to improve the user experience and for testing and all that
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now
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the only issue with that is is
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There have been
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Requests from the government and all that and it didn’t didn’t actually work out
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But there has been requests from the government for for information from them
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I don’t believe Amazon yet has released any of that information
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But there has been requests for that before now
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the issue with that is
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Is you know like I said there hasn’t there have they have Amazon
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I think has released it yet, but down the road if there’s an issue where they do release it
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There will be audio from you know from your home available to the police now. I’m not now
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I mean, I know the other thing well if you have nothing to hide don’t worry about it
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But the issue being is some people feel it’s a division of privacy and it very well could be
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But they do if you do hit the mute button at the top
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You know it will actually go ahead and mute the device that device isn’t listening now. That’s what they say
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But there hasn’t been any proof to approve otherwise that it’s not so I wanted to point that out
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So people asked about the Amazon echo, and you know having something in your house. It’s always listening
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But the same thing could be said to about Google because Google just recently last week
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Actually released an article. I’m gonna pull it out here
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On according to this right here
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Released an article saying that
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They record they record their recording when you turn your locations off location services off on your phone
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It actually supposedly they’re saying was about supposed to record your location
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But according to this apparently Google was still tracking your location
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Even when the location services is off
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so this has been a pretty major concern for life is it concerning for me as well because
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You know I really I don’t say I don’t say I’m somebody that you know you know I trust everything
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Google does because they don’t but usually Google has been
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Google is I know we always know they’re always collecting data, but now this is now
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I mean, but Google always gave you the privacy options and now they’re even taking that away, so I think that’s really really concerning
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We’re okay. We’re recording. We are gawking. We don’t even know we gave you the option to actually go and opt out of it
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We are still going to do it
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So I thought that was relatively concerning and
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The other thing to get the watch of Google is Google is actually one company
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That does usually crumble to the weight of the federal government a couple times
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Google has released information
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You know to when they when they’ve been subpoenaed by the government’s and they’ll release information
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They’ll release information when they’re they’re asked if it’s needed if they have a legitimate warrant all that so Google is something I say
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I would I tell people be very leery about because they actually are tracking a
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Lot of information I actually believe the other thing to Amazon usually held up pretty tough against things so is Microsoft and a cup
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you know and
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Apple’s we all know the Apple contribution
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They wanted Apple to write a to write a patch for the phone that would allow them and Apple refused to do it
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We all remember that so they’ve they’ve hung pretty tough
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But Google is somebody that generally pretty crumbles on the way to the garment
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So that’s something I tell you to be very leery about if you do have a phone
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I’ve said this a million times if you have a smartphone
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I strongly recommend that you have an iPhone because I Apple is
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Apple tends to be a little bit more on the side of saying okay. Well, you know
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You know, we’re there were Apple seems to be all about security. They won’t crumble
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When they’re faced with a lawsuit or faced with a subpoena from the government where it seems like Google does
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Remember one thing to Apple is a hardware company. They’re not a data collection search company
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So for them, you know, they they don’t really not to worry about losing the search data
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because they I mean, it’s not the business that Apple is in but Google is in that business so
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And like I said Apple has has hung pretty tough and so is Microsoft when I came to you know, giving up information. So
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But Google is not so I strongly recommend
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You know if you have if you do have a smartphone that you get an iPhone because they do seem to be a lot more secure
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Apple does have the Apple sandbox, which is a
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Little bit more. I don’t say a little bit stronger. That’s not the word I’m looking for but
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The sandbox design not to get too technical with you, but the sandbox is on Apple
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So once you get out of the app, the app is no longer, you know running
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Whereas on Android as long as an app is open. It’s still running. So
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The way their design is set up Apple really at when they design the iPhone. They’re really at security really in mind
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Compared to Google which didn’t so I am at Google in design by the way, I want to point out
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Android they actually bought Android I want to I do want to point that out to a bunch of people because I brought that up
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Before you know, Google didn’t actually invent Android they actually bought it
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And so that’s something to think about as well
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But yeah, like I said, I’ve always recommended Andrew. I’m always recommended iPhone for anybody
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Also – I also recommend Mac OS. I know they’re expensive
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But I also recommend
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Apple a lot because Apple’s computers are usually pretty immune to viruses and are usually you know
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Like a Chromebook Google’s kind when you’re on a Chromebook Google’s constantly monitoring what you’re doing
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So I always tell people all the time if you’re if you’re gonna be using the you know
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If you’re using a Chromebook Google watch and everything you do
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So that’s something I tell people all the time
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Also – with the mat, like I said if you want to you know, also – like people say well I use a Mac
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But yeah, you’re also using Chrome
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So if you’re gonna be using if you’re really worried about people watching what you’re doing
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I strongly recommend using Firefox because Firefox generally doesn’t really monitor that kind of stuff
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Also – if you are using, you know, Firefox what I recommend is a and you are gonna use Google
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I’d recommend using like ghost tree or
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you know you block origin one of those that kind of block your information or
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Just get a VPN service. There’s a lot of cheap ones out there nowadays to make sure it’s a reputable company
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If you get a VPN service, it makes it harder for Google to track your information
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Because I’m not saying that’s one thing you really got to worry about is surveillance. I mean, I’m not
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you know, it’s not like we have anything to hide but
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You know what’s scary about it is if they’re target they can target information
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Towards you for you to purchase like ads and and and merchandise and all and I don’t see a problem with that
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I mean, I really that really doesn’t bother me. But what bothers me is
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is that
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If they can tell they is they can if they can target that we know they can target news
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We get they can target information
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They get so if they based if they’re they’re targeting it for they can target information like that and just like they can target
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sales of
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Merchandise so if they can so then now you start wondering what if you are you getting legitimate news when you search Google?
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Are you getting stuff they’re targeting at you? I mean, that’s the that’s the route the current concerning point
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you know the other concern folks is a
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You know Facebook, I’m not I’m on Facebook to a certain degree for the podcast
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I’m in for you know to listeners and but I’m not gonna I don’t really share a lot on Facebook
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My wife has shared some stuff on Facebook with her family
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photos of the baby
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Stuff like that, but I’m not a big one for sharing stuff on Facebook, but I know a lot of people are and it’s it’s an issue
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You know people share their whole lives on there and now with Facebook’s integration into you know
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You can log into your Amazon account with Facebook
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You can log in almost everything with Facebook realize when you long in with Facebook. It’s not just
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Convenience a lot of people say well, it’s convenient. Well. I agree with you. It is convenient, but it’s also a
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Way of them collecting information to you
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A lot of people don’t know that but like so say you log into your Facebook account all right and then say
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You go to a website and there’s an article you like on say. I don’t know let’s pick let’s pick CNN
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for example
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Or the New York Post and you like that article
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Or you know or you know or you know or share you know it like the like button
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Facebook actually knows that you you like that article so now they know that okay?
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We need to target more you know news of this kind at him or
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You know when you go into Amazon and say you say you know logged me the Facebook account you start buying stuff
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You know Amazon now knows what you so now they know
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You know what kind of news you like they know what you’re searching for
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And as far as what you’re buying on that or what you’re looking at on Amazon, and then from there
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You know you check your email, so now they know you know you know either
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I mean they know you’re going to you know Google
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And you know and this so that there’s a lot of information
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They’re collecting there and to build a profile you to target information
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And you know a lot of people say to me all time well
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You know a lot you know Facebook isn’t the internet, but to a lot of people
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Facebook isn’t the internet
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First you know you get a lot of elderly people that
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You know they have iPads, and they use it for a couple things you know skyping
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They’re you know or skyping or facetiming their grandkids and going on Facebook that that’s all they do and
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then to Facebook knows what kind of games you like is a lot of times you’re logging with the Facebook games and
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Then you know you can sign up for all different services with using your Facebook login
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That’s all information that that they’re collecting on you
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You know to build a profile
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You know you go to a band you like or you go to a musician you like and you like their Facebook page
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You know kind of music you like now
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You know there’s a lot that goes into that and a lot of that data is used for marketing
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And and you know and you know Facebook’s been ordered
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You know Facebook’s been under fire lately for you know this whole thing with the campaign they’ve been under fire a lot
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for the way they collect data
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The way they have the way you know they have issues with you know
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You know Facebook is very good at changing things and then saying oops
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We’re sorry or you know we’ve made a change in we you know oops
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We’re sorry or you know recently they were under fire for selling user user information
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Not so much the the user they’ve been selling user data. I mean that that’s what they were doing
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you know I they in and now with this whole thing with
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Facebook working with you know I think it was NYU and they’re they’re they’re taking you know
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They’re using see they can use Facebook information and and analytics and all that to predict
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You know different illnesses and all that I mean you know Facebook says it’s anonymous, but
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You know they’re stripping out. You know metadata and all that but
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You know is it really anonymous so now. They’re only also using your information to you know from medical research now
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I mean, it’s you know it, and I’m not saying it’s all for bad use because not necessarily all that is bad, but
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You know it comes down to a privacy issue and some people are okay with it and and some people aren’t
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I know a lot of people that say I don’t care
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The problem is when people say well
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I don’t care if they if they you know if Facebook knows my stuff you you should kind of care because
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You know that’s that’s information that
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You know maybe should kept be kept private
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And you know and unfortunately with the way everybody shares everything on on Facebook now
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You know and my kids are gonna be the same boat
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You know you know now
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You know the kids are their baby pictures all the way up to when their adults are all gonna be online now, so
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You know they’re gonna know you know what you know right off the bat Facebook’s gonna know okay
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You know that you know with facial recognition, which they have they’re gonna know okay? This was you and your baby
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These are your parents you know
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You know this is the stuff your parents like these is the stuff your your you know your sister liked or your brother liked and
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You know this is the you know this was you growing up. This was you you know
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This or that I mean they’re gonna know they’re gonna have pro
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files on these kids now and I’ve been my wife, and I you know we’re we’re guilty of it, too
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Now unfortunately our family lives a little bit further away, and you know they want to see pictures
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And you know it that’s the easiest convenience way to do it
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And that’s the whole problem Facebook has made it so easy now to do this stuff that
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Now we all do it and like I said we’re guilty of it too, but now these kids are gonna have profiles on them
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You know from the minute
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They’re they’re they’re born because we all take pictures of the care of our kids as soon as we put them on Facebook
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And then you know prime example, and then as soon as we get up to the
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You know they’re gonna
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And then for the minute they’re they’re born and to the minute they sign into Facebook themselves when they’re 13 on their first smartphone
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They’re gonna know everything about them, and then they got more yeah, then they got more information, and that’s something else too. You know
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Facebook knows what kind of smartphone you’re using they know your phone number
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They don’t want that because now you know some everybody’s carrying a smartphone and and a lot of times Facebook needs your location information
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You know people even if they don’t you know you check in at your favorite coffee shop or your favorite plate
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You know exercise place your gym, but you know so now
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This is all data that Facebook’s collecting on you, and it’s you know. It’s it’s a scary thing when you’re really thinking about it
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I mean you talk about you know you know you know big brother watch you and now to top it off
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We’re putting these we’re putting speakers in our house that listen to us
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You know and you know now Microsoft’s got you know Cortana on desktops
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And it listens to you, and you know you’re being listened to fake Microsoft has now
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I don’t think anybody really I don’t know if anybody really use Cortana
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But I mean you know they listen to you there, and then they got your smartphone
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They know where you’re going now by the computer
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They got these speakers in house that are listening to you, and you know I mean
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I’m not trying to sound like one of those crazy
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You know conspiracy play you know I’m not trying to sound like you know Alex Jones or or
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Rush Limbaugh or any of those guys because I’m not one of those kind of people
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But I mean it is scary to think about when you think about it
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You know you have you know and now let’s take it even a step further because a lot of us have those smart cameras in
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our house
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There was just an article about a year or two ago about the baby monitors being hacked that you know people could log right onto the
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baby monitors and
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And see your baby and can listen in on that you know we all a lot of us have surveillance cameras at the house because
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We’re trying to use them to watch outside
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And you know come to find out that if we put them inside that they could be watching us
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I mean, it’s you know it’s it’s something that you know I know you know
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This is internet of and I am Pro. You know internet and and all that kind of stuff, but
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Especially with this the this IOT is internet of things all these devices these smart home devices
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You know now you know you know the nest for example
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You know now now Google knows
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What temperature you keep your house at and then if you have those nest device that open your door Google knows when you open and close
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your door
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What time you’re coming and going with the house and now they know where you’re going when you leave the house?
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They know how they how you?
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know it sounds conspiracy theorist, but
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It’s something that we really
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That you really got to think about is is what how much data you’re you’re giving up
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How much of your privacy are you giving up? Are you willing to let people?
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You know know this much about you, and do you want it again? I?
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Right now. I’m guilty of some of it, but because it’s convenient. That’s the problem
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We’ve all gotten used to this this convenience piece that these social media
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platforms and at Google and Facebook and all that provide we’ve all gotten used to this stuff and
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now
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You know you know people pay for convenience
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That’s the old saying you know and if you say I don’t pay for convenience BS
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You’ve told me you’ve never bought a bottle of water before
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Bottled water is the biggest convenience in history that we all pay for okay?
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But you know that this is you know and these companies know they pay for convenience and now
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To take it even a step further and not to get too crazy
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But you talk about we’re talking about the Alexa
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That’s what spawned this whole show today was that question somebody asked me my feelings on Alexa
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And those of you that have a little bit away if you’re listening through my but it just triggered them, so I’m sorry
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You know but now let’s take it even a step further because now Microsoft integrates with deal with the Alexa device so now also
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You say okay, so now I’ve got this device that no is it you know now
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I say open for now so now Amazon not only did they partner with a letter every say well
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It’s convenient you can get your calendar and all right, but it’s also by them partnering
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That was probably way of them sharing data to because remember Microsoft has a lot of data on you that you know that you know
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Amazon doesn’t have
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You know they you know a lot of people have office 365 for work
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They know that now allows them a little bit of allows Alexa to kind of get a peek at people’s email
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You know gets you know
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people’s calendar
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You know a lot of those kinds of things and especially with this with the with the Amazon skills thing
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You know I mean let’s even take it a step further now at the Alexa skills
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They don’t mean Amazon even knows when you order pizza from Domino’s you’d order it through
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They know when you when you get an uber because the uber skill that’s unless I mean you know I mean Amazon
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I mean him is on I don’t think they’re collecting as much data on you as Google, but using this little Alexa device
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They have managed to find a way to collect tons of information about you so that they can target products that you just sell
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I mean, that’s basically what this device is I mean that that’s what they did
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They basically figured out a way to take to take a home speaker and figure out a way to get as much data out of
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It as they could and they’re doing a great job with it
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And then if you have Amazon music or Spotify those the music to it
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They know what kind of music you’re getting what kind of music you’re listening
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I mean it all that this device was designed to collect data. I mean that’s what it is and now and and Google
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even has a step over on Amazon because
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You know if you have a Google profile
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They’re already collecting data on you and now you’re adding this Google now speaker
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I think it’s Google now I believe and now they know what kind of well
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You know all the information that Alexa has and more and now top it off and now so that you know you have the Google Chrome
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Pass they know kind of you’re watching and then if you tie your YouTube account a YouTube TV account
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They know what kind of TV you’re watching Google especially is like I call Google the Skynet because think about it
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They already in first of all they’re already reading your email because you allow them to because you have a Google Gmail account
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And now all of a sudden they know you have an Android phone so now they’re collecting all that information on you
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We went over that earlier in the podcast they know what TV you’re watching because you have a Chromecast
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They know if you have YouTube TV YouTube and YouTube TV they and they know what what you’re watching
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If you have YouTube music they know what kind of music you’re listening to or
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You know Google music
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And then to top it off now
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They now they have the device that’s listening a little bit. You know it’s listening in you know they know your calendar now
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They have the little device that’s listening to you
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They know kind of I mean they believe it or not folks it there’s a lot of data being collected by Google
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Google I always you’re gonna call Google the the Skynet of Internet of Internet because they know everything about you and
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They found ways you know and now to they’ve you know not only do they know you’re searching, but they’ve got the Chrome browser
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They’ve got I mean
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Google is
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Collecting more day Google does Google does one thing good and has big data
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And they do it better than anybody and and now they have you know
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They have more stuff being collected like I said if you have the nest you have the cameras you I mean
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Imagine if every device in your house think about it imagine you have a good you have a Gmail account
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Imagine you have the Chrome browser on your computer man you have a Chromecast okay, imagine you have Google music you have YouTube TV
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You have you know I mean just just keep going you have the nest you have the imagine all these devices you have
00:26:35.840 –> 00:26:41.720
They’re all Google connected and Google owns them all so imagine how much data you have then you wonder
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Why you when you go shopping online?
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You’re always getting great products that you want to buy I mean, it’s you know it all comes down to that
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I mean that that’s really the scary part about it
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You know and my other issue about is that you know we’re talking about surveillance
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But now let let’s take that even a step further now, so
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Now let’s say okay now
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now you have people like you know Facebook and and
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I’m just gonna bring the subject really, but let’s say example if you know Facebook okay now they take down
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You know off Google as well, so now you have some like you know like Facebook and YouTube that took down info Wars’s
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Channel which I mean like Alex Jones or not I’m not gonna lie
00:27:21.620 –> 00:27:25.740
I do I mean I don’t believe everything I read on a site, but I do find him entertaining
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And it regardless of you know I know like I said, I’m not like it’s not almost really buying everything
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He says and all that stuff, but I will say this I do find him entertaining
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I think I really look at him more as a modern-day Howard Stern
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I don’t listen every day, but I guess I do find him entertaining
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But I the content value I look at him more of a of an entertainment source
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And I do a news source, but that’s no here no there, but
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You know you know they took his stuff down off YouTube, and they took it down on Facebook, and you know they took that you know now
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Again, who you know who I get it that okay? It’s Facebook’s platform
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It is Google’s platform YouTube is their platform, so they have a right to do that
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but
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Now they’re going to decide what is and is not acceptable content
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And now especially and I’ve read even more about this that you know Google’s were YouTube working harder and harder to
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demonetize videos and to all this kind of you know is it going to be the point where Google and
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And Facebook now are in charge of what is allowed on the web now the one thing I will point out
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As if you go to Google and type in info wars his site is the Alex Jones site is the first thing to come up
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My issue would be if they started
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You know taking his stuff out of the search results
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And and I really would have an issue with that because I think then now because because remember I mean
00:28:47.640 –> 00:28:51.380
Google has decided to be kind of the gatekeeper of the internet
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For the most part and that’s fine, but if they’re going to do that
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There comes a certain responsibilities, and if they started saying okay, well, we don’t think it’s right for that
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You know we’re gonna take it down
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and the reason why I would have an issue with that is because
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If they start doing that then where does it end then?
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Because if they if they start doing you know start start
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You know doing that with search results now all of a sudden now
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They have I mean because I mean I mean believe it or not Google has the power to say okay
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Well, you know you know we don’t want nothing. We don’t want anything with guns on our platform click
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Okay, no more gun related information on our site anymore
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Do I think Google would do that no, but if they’re gonna start taking out individual sites and all that
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I mean it gets that would get to be a point where I would say okay now
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They’re really because that’s really controlling
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You know I mean they get Google is a service by the way
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They’re not you know they are not the internet so but they just happen to be the largest search
00:29:48.340 –> 00:29:50.820
You know person with search now
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My whole issue with that is like I said is as long as I guess I tampering with search results
00:29:55.820 –> 00:30:00.740
then then you start getting that now you start getting into really a little more serious stuff, but
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You know but again, they’re not tampering with a search on there, but if they I mean, but they do have that kind of power
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So imagine if one day Google does somebody to go with oh, yeah, we have a political pressure
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We’re not we’re to click no more guns information. No more. I mean I mean taking a step so no more public information click
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You know I mean now what I think didn’t know because it’d be outrage over it all and I mean the amount of backlash they
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Would get for that would be unbelievable, but I mean it. I mean that that’s the kind of power they have
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Nothing point out to both like the point
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I know a couple people who were talking about that they don’t have Gmail accounts and
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A couple of people that actually email me actually did have Yahoo accounts Yahoo actually had an article up and the other day
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Talking about how they how they’re gonna start
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Do you know how they’re gonna start you know data mining email and scanning everybody’s email and all that for information?
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Content you know information for targeting ads and all that so for those of you that think oh
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I don’t I don’t want my data. You know my email being read. I have a Yahoo account
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Yahoo is starting to do it too, so just so you know that’s something else to think about if you have a Yahoo account
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They’re gonna be start. I have people say me all the time. What what should I you you know?
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The old there’s only really a couple really safe email services out there
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Proton mail is one that I like I don’t use them personally, but I do I have looked into them. They’re really secure
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Everything’s encrypted
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You’re paying for you the email accounts. They don’t read your email like I said, it’s all encrypted
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They don’t even know what your email is you guys put you it uses PGP pretty good privacy
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Which is a really secure protocol for email?
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I would actually recommend if you want the most secure email outside recommend either proton mail or some kind of PGP
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Mail proton mail is the one that I recommend is easy to use not a lot of work to put into it
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But that’s what I recommend is a proton mail. It’s free or you can spend five bucks a month on their premium service, but
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Protonix is all encrypted you actually send people emails, and they will actually if they don’t read them in so long unless you delete them
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You can have password protected email, so there’s a lot you can do here with this so
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They’re the ones that I recommend and really I tell people all the time to use because I think they’re the safest and the most
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secure out there
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Like I said, I have used it in the past. I have checked it out
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I I’m not you know I’m not saying anything’s perfect, but I do believe that they’re one of the best
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So that’s when I’d recommend to the only problem the only thing that’s kind of a gotcha with them is they’re not
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They’re not in this country
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So that’s something um the only thing to the other one. I would say is Dylan. I’d say that’s a bit outlook calm because
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Microsoft and the others my saying that’s because Microsoft hasn’t really gotten their hands caught the cookies are yet
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I’m not saying they’re not but they’re ones that really haven’t you know again?
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It could happen with everything going on you never know, but so I’ve been directing people to either proton mail or um
00:32:42.480 –> 00:32:46.560
The other thing you could do folks if you really want you get like a go daddy account some of that
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I mean that that’s an option not saying it’s your best option, but that’s an option as well
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I know because you get your own private domains
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And they don’t you know so I think there’s some other options for more secure email than a Google account
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But unfortunately if you want to use Google services you need a Google account so it’s kind of you know
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you can’t do it if you don’t but
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So you know that’s one thing
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You know as far as security goes folks. It’s like I said a million times you have a smartphone
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I recommend an iPhone
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I know they’re pricey if you can get the five the five you know you need an older one or like a five
00:33:18.920 –> 00:33:24.040
The five see or or something like that if you’re just gonna do email and all that you don’t need the ladies and greatest iPhone
00:33:24.040 –> 00:33:29.180
I recommend putting passcode on it. You know your fingerprint touch ID is by the best
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You should always have a passcode on your phone
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just so you know folks too if you have a passcode on your phone and
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Somebody should ever confiscate your phone. You don’t have to unlock it. They need a warrant to do that
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So it’s like searching a car or a house
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so I recommend always having a passcode on it and
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The other thing I recommend folks is just you know
00:33:47.180 –> 00:33:51.520
You know like I said iPhone passcode on the phone
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You know if you want me like I said a proton proton email
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Mozilla Firefox or Tor browser. Tor is really really slow, but it is safe
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You know it’s one of those things where unfortunately you know and the other issue is they get you with this is the more private you
00:34:09.280 –> 00:34:15.480
Want to be the more inconvenience you’re going to be that’s the issue and these companies know that they they know that okay
00:34:15.480 –> 00:34:19.520
Well if they don’t want to be watched there are ways to do without it
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But it’s gonna be in convenience and that’s kind of where they get you with this kind of stuff
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So that that’s my only that’s my real big gripe with them is okay. Well. I don’t want this
00:34:28.520 –> 00:34:31.760
I don’t want that but in order for me not to have that I have to have this and it just gets to be a
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Really tough thing it really does
00:34:34.540 –> 00:34:39.640
You know you know how complicated do you want to make you know your life?
00:34:39.640 –> 00:34:42.520
Especially look at somebody like me who runs a podcast you know
00:34:42.520 –> 00:34:46.520
There’s a certain amount of information. I have to share because I want to share this podcast
00:34:46.520 –> 00:34:48.520
I mean, that’s just the way the world works um
00:34:48.520 –> 00:34:52.800
So it gets to be it gets through all those things where it’s a tough situation
00:34:52.800 –> 00:34:58.680
It’s a touchy subject, and it’s one of those things unfortunately. I think there’s gonna be as more and more goes on
00:34:59.680 –> 00:35:06.840
There’s gonna be more and more of problems like this, and I think it’s gonna be harder and harder to you know
00:35:06.840 –> 00:35:10.980
It’s gonna be you know and the same thing goes for anything. I mean
00:35:10.980 –> 00:35:16.640
You know I mean look look at the clip on sample look at Netflix Netflix when they partnered we’re not partnered
00:35:16.640 –> 00:35:20.940
But when they allowed Facebook logins on Netflix now Facebook knows what you’re watching on Netflix
00:35:20.940 –> 00:35:26.280
I mean, it’s you know. It’s one of those things where it’s unbelievable. It’s it’s the world we live in
00:35:27.280 –> 00:35:32.120
And it’s one of those things that there’s no easy way around that if you know if you don’t want these services
00:35:32.120 –> 00:35:33.920
You’re gonna be inconvenienced
00:35:33.920 –> 00:35:39.500
And that’s really what it comes down to and then the other problem is data breaches. You know you start sharing it for me
00:35:39.500 –> 00:35:41.500
And it’s always Facebook’s fault
00:35:41.500 –> 00:35:48.860
You know you use Facebook login to get into a service and that service gets hacked and now you’re your Facebook come from here
00:35:48.860 –> 00:35:52.480
You know information that you shared is compromised is it Facebook’s fault
00:35:52.480 –> 00:35:56.220
No, but I mean that that’s the price you pay for using the sir
00:35:56.220 –> 00:36:01.280
I mean there’s a lot of issues they think about a lot of stuff you have to consider with it and
00:36:01.280 –> 00:36:06.720
Like I said you know if it’s it’s one of those things where it’s gonna be a bigger and bigger thing as we go along
00:36:06.720 –> 00:36:11.920
Further and further along in in this country and with these services in the world. It’s not just America
00:36:11.920 –> 00:36:13.920
It’s the world as well, so
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You know I tell my kids on time don’t put anything up on Facebook or Google or any place that you don’t want somebody else
00:36:20.680 –> 00:36:25.000
To see that’s a general thumb. Don’t post it if you don’t want somebody else to see it
00:36:25.820 –> 00:36:30.100
Especially with the way that privacy settings and all that always kind of garages with these companies
00:36:30.100 –> 00:36:34.100
So like I said like I tell everybody don’t post something that you don’t want somebody else to see online
00:36:34.100 –> 00:36:36.380
That’s general rule that goes for any of them by the way
00:36:36.380 –> 00:36:39.340
Facebook Google any of them so
00:36:39.340 –> 00:36:45.460
You know I tell my kids all time snapchat Instagram don’t post any you want somebody else to see you’re not gonna be a problem
00:36:45.460 –> 00:36:47.180
what’s so
00:36:47.180 –> 00:36:49.520
But like I said, you know security is something to worry about
00:36:50.620 –> 00:36:56.480
Privacy something to worry about and it’s something that’s going to be a bigger and bigger mountain to climb as the years go on
00:36:56.480 –> 00:37:00.860
so that’s something that you really need to talk to your children about talk to your wife about what your family about and
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And see what you’re gonna do what you think is appropriate
00:37:04.120 –> 00:37:06.360
Which is only this brand and set guidelines with your family your kids
00:37:06.360 –> 00:37:09.140
This is what we post is what we don’t post is what we do is what we don’t do
00:37:09.140 –> 00:37:13.640
You know that that’s the best that that’s that’s the best you can do
00:37:13.640 –> 00:37:18.360
Set a ground rules like rules of the house is what we’re gonna do and that’s it so
00:37:19.420 –> 00:37:23.340
You know you do the best you can with it, but unfortunately and I’m always the kids fault
00:37:23.340 –> 00:37:28.280
A lot of stuff as well especially with with schools. You know I first found my daughter school
00:37:28.280 –> 00:37:29.320
They share information on Facebook
00:37:29.320 –> 00:37:35.460
You know tomorrow is such-and-such and who’s coming and people reply with the car you know so now Facebook knows where I’m going even though
00:37:35.460 –> 00:37:39.080
I don’t want them to know I still got a reply back if I want to I mean you know I mean
00:37:39.080 –> 00:37:41.520
it’s one of those things where it’s a tough thing and
00:37:41.520 –> 00:37:44.400
It’s one of those things that we have to
00:37:44.920 –> 00:37:50.140
You know set ground rules and and and find you know and and all that and and I think especially the schools are the ones that
00:37:50.140 –> 00:37:54.760
Are really going to be tough for this and then the government as time goes on is a share what’s inappropriate?
00:37:54.760 –> 00:37:56.760
It’s not inappropriate to share
00:37:56.760 –> 00:38:00.420
You know how do we handle social media in the classroom?
00:38:00.420 –> 00:38:03.820
How don’t we handle it because it’s gonna be part of our children’s daily lives
00:38:03.820 –> 00:38:07.500
And I think to shield them from it at times is a little bit stupid because it’s gonna be part of their lives
00:38:07.500 –> 00:38:12.600
But I don’t understand that district has the school and all that they have responsibilities that they need to
00:38:13.220 –> 00:38:15.220
protect the children and
00:38:15.220 –> 00:38:20.980
But it’s a tough thing because like you said the more you protect them all as far as more of their daily lives and the
00:38:20.980 –> 00:38:22.980
More you don’t give it to the more. It’s inconvenienced
00:38:22.980 –> 00:38:25.400
So I think you know that there’s definitely
00:38:25.400 –> 00:38:28.120
You know
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It’s a mountain to climb
00:38:29.480 –> 00:38:33.100
It’s a hill to climb and it’s something that we’re all gonna have to deal with as we go on and in life
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As always folks. I hope you got something out of this today
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I really hope that this is hopefully an eye-opener for everybody
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And I really hope that if you have any questions you’d contact me
00:38:44.060 –> 00:38:46.060
I will try to answer the questions of the best of my ability
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See kind of a serious topic today
00:38:48.620 –> 00:38:53.820
Not really a slight hearted is but it is something to worry about is something to talk about
00:38:53.820 –> 00:38:58.540
And I do appreciate anybody that sent me some emails about that stuff. It is really important. I’m glad I went over another podcast
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As always like I said you can all roll all of our old episodes at survivalist podcast org on iTunes
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I want to thank everybody for listening, and we will see you on the next episode. Thank you very much
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Thanks so much.