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So, taking a break from the De-Googling theme this week, I have a special episode to share with you. I was a guest on the Ward Scott Files last week and Ward graciously gave me the OK to post the audio from that episode for all of you to hear.

The video link (if you want to see it and check out his show) is:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9TjVvWmu_0

Ward and I had a long-ranging (sounds better than “rambling”) conversation about the loss of privacy. I hope you enjoy listening in...

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