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Don’t miss this one! Cindy is amazing, you’ll want to tune in and hear how she really breaks things down about the fight for privacy.

Electronic Frontier Foundation@eff.org

Tonight! Watch EFF's Executive Director Cindy Cohn on The Daily Show at 11 pm ET and PT. She'll be speaking with host Jon Stewart about her long history of fighting for privacy online and her new book, Privacy’s Defender: My Thirty-Year Fight Against Digital Surveillance. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...

eff.orgEFF's Cindy Cohn on The Daily Show! Tonight Monday, March 30EFF Executive Director Cindy Cohn will be on The Daily Show tonight, Monday March 30, at 11 pm ET and PT, speaking with host Jon Stewart. Cindy will discuss her long history of fighting for privacy

Anil Dash

@anildash.com

This is an interview that is well worth your time: youtu.be/QkC1aK7jfLo

youtu.beCindy Cohn - Fighting for Digital Human Rights in “Privacy’s Defender” | The Daily ShowYouTube video by The Daily Show

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Don Gorgon-Quixote

@eddiestats.bsky.social

31 Mar

it was good! so rare to see substantive back and forth like this

Jaap-Henk Hoepman 🟥 ⬜️ 🟩 ⬛️

@xotoxot.eurosky.social

31 Mar

Indeed. I especially liked how Jon Stewart pushed back on Cindy Cohn's argument that making social media companies responsible for how their algorithms work is equivalent to censorship.

Jaap-Henk Hoepman 🟥 ⬜️ 🟩 ⬛️

@xotoxot.eurosky.social

31 Mar

The way some social networks work *is* harmful. This should be stopped. Not by making them responsible for the content directly; that would be censorship. But to make them responsible for how they amplify it; that's not censorship.