Privacy-focused channels on YouTube. Which ones do you watch on a regular basis?
Privacy-focused channels on YouTube. Which ones do you watch on a regular basis?
My list:
- Techlore
- Surveillance Report
- NBTV (Naomi Brockwell)
- Mental Outlaw
- Luke Smith
- Eric Murphy
- The Linux Experiment (More about Linux, but there are also videos about privacy)
- Louis Rossmann
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I know its not a YouTube channel but man I will prefer Michael Bazell from Intel Techniques over all these YouTube Channels. He does privacy and security for a living so he knows his thing and its very realistic about privacy and security.
Sounds cool. However, as I understand it, his books are paid, which means that i won’t be able to read them, there are problems with payment :(
You can subscribe to his podcast - it's completely free. It's called "Privacy, Security and OSINT show"
Yes the podcast is really good too.
Wait, did he restore it? SoundCloud was purged some time ago with only the "intermission" being available.
Yeah, not sure. Never used SoundCloud personally
SoundCloud is what Michael used to serve the podcast. Also, I've checked the blog some time after commenting, and
STATUS: The SoundCloud podcast archive is offline. We are researching new hosts capable of servicing this audience.
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Yes they are paid because he doesn't have any sponsors , no company paid him everything is his own work and experience. He also has a new method to sell his knowledge which is through a PDF so if you are interested let's say how to improve privacy and security on Apple devices you buy the PDF for $15 and then they will keep sending you updates as need it. Its much cheaper than the books and you get exactly what you need not like the book where get everything at once.
The model is good, I agree.
I just checked and Libgen has these.