Wednesday, 7 October 2020 – 23:52:46 CEST

The release of the UK's contact tracing app, a major Excel blunder, the current coronavirus situation in Germany and how we are being prepared for the Great Privacy Reset.

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Episode 37: Unsecure Restaurant Contact Tracing Lists

Wednesday, 2 September 2020 – 22:10:33 CEST

In Germany, a large cloud service provider for restaurants was revealed to be horribly unsecure, possibly leaking tens of thousands of addresses, collected for mandatory coronavirus contact tracing, to the public.

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Episode 29: Privacy is a Right, Not a Privilege

Friday, 10 July 2020 – 20:30:12 CEST

German police has started using coronavirus tracing lists from restaurants for criminal investigations. A look at the limits of the GDPR and other data protection regulations in the face of what everyone alleges is an overriding health crisis.

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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 41: The Great Privacy Reset

Episode 37: Unsecure Restaurant Contact Tracing Lists

Episode 29: Privacy is a Right, Not a Privilege