Wednesday, 3 March 2021 – 23:50:03 CET

With a Raspberry Pi, a camera and some open source software, anyone can record, recognise and store number plates on mass. What does that mean for the privacy of car owners and passengers now and in the future?

Full show notes >

Episode 1: The End of Privacy as We Know It

Wednesday, 5 February 2020 – 18:11:05 CET

How did an anarcho-transsexual feminist hacker create software that The New York Times proclaimed might end privacy as we know it? And was he indeed the first to have the idea to scrape everyone's photo off social media?

Full show notes >

The Private Citizen

A Civil Liberties Podcast

Veteran technology journalist Fabian A. Scherschel covers the most important threats to our personal liberties, privacy rights and freedom of speech. In reporting on these issues, he draws from a decade of experience in reporting on information security topics, mixed with a healthy dose of journalism critique. The show places a particular emphasis on stories and viewpoints that have been ignored in the legacy media.

Episode 58: Ubiquitous License Plate Recognition

Episode 1: The End of Privacy as We Know It