They're watching you 😱 Protect your online PRIVACY!

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• Is it possible to have Privacy in 2024? I ask Andy Yen (CEO of Proton) this and other very important questions about being anonymous and private on the Internet in 2024.

  // Books Mentioned //
  Extreme Privacy: What it takes to disappear by Michael Bazzell: https://amzn.to/3Hcz23m
  Linux Basics for Hackers by Occupy the Web: https://amzn.to/3RUC69d
  How to Hack like a Ghost by Sparc Flow: https://amzn.to/3NS8WWY
  If it’s smart, it’s vulnerable by Mikko Hypponen: https://amzn.to/4aGV2AK

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  00:00 – Coming up
  00:45 – Andy Yen, CEO of Proton // How Proton started
  03:52 – Recommended books
  04:31 – Is it possible to have privacy in 2024?
  07:36 – Privacy vs Anonymity
  09:39 – "Privacy is a human need"
  10:41 – How to be more private
  11:53 – Google's business model
  13:45 – How to be more private (continued)
  15:20 – How Apple uses your data
  16:51 – The Proton and French activist case
  20:52 – Proton Mail's encryption explained
  23:14 – The Proton and French activist case (continued)
  25:48 – The UK Online Safety Act explained
  32:15 – How Proton's public keys work
  36:51 – No logs on Proton VPN
  38:41 – Switzerland and their privacy laws
  40:25 – TOR vs VPN
  43:32 – Proton's ecosystem
  45:20 – Proton Pass and Proton Sentinel // Leaked passwords
  52:42 – Basics on how to get privacy in 2024
  57:02 – Advanced ways to get privacy
  01:03:13 – Recommended messaging apps
  01:06:19 – The worry of A.I. in 2024
  01:07:58 – Why encryption in email is needed // SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) explained
  01:11:12 – Proton vs Google
  01:13:28 – Conclusion

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  Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.

• 150 messages per day limit on a free account :)) what happens with the 151 message?

• ❤Nice toh see you❤

• Proton is supported by the EU (grant No: 848554) is this really privacy, then? I think they have a backdoor.

• Im curious how to know if youre vpn is being intercepted/comprimised…
  Would the vpn misidentify the users ip address, for example when it says "youre traffic is now exposed, youre no longer connected to the vpn, websites will now see your private i.p address (example-xxx.xx.xxx)" but is not my device IP that it lists…
  So that ip address the vpn believes to be my devices ip, is completely different than what the device settings give me. Almost as if when vpn connects/ disconnects its "protecting" or "exposing" an ip thats not my device ip! it wasnt always doing this; same exact thing happend on a previous phone/ different cell service provider, same vpn (expvpn)… everything works fine,ip's match for a month or so, then all of a sudden it wont match anymore.. .
  So i guess im asking what things could* cause this? And why/for what? And whats most likely to be the cause/source? Could this be a man in the middle? My Isp? Google Play Services? Is it a way to divert my traffic? Data theft? Idk but its really bugging me because something just doesn't feel right.

• I actually learned a little and have a better understanding thanks to this content. I think you and many of your guests have some brilliant minds and there's alot to learn from you and your guests…i think it's amazing the ways in which you advocate, inform, & educate your viewers on anonymity, privacy, as well as the threats that exist , the way they operate, whether its govt,corporations, Dirty Joe "The Millennial" Schmoe in his moms basement, etc.,etc. ;
  but most importantly the detailed information of what to look for, ways to avoid becoming a victim. & how to protect ourselves.

• Fantastic upload, I've been using the paid Proton email subscription for 5 months now and its great, i will be upgrading to the top subscription when my nord vpn subscription expires! I love Andy Yen's honesty and enthusiasm!

• “if something is free, you’re the product”.

• Sessions messenger!

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• il be switching to proton this evening. great interview

• How doe's he fit that brain into such a small space?

• I see you cow

• This is so funny, it only proves how dumb government officials are if they take our privacy from the internet, we will just go back to forming public meetings to ensure our privacy. As far as i understand their trickery to keep us separated to stay in power this is exactly what they should be avoiding. Just imagine all the people coming together as one group, that is when they have a real reason to panic, try overpowering a huge group of people. Lol

• I'd like to see Proton make their own social media platform

• Awesome content!!! Its practical content!

• Surveillance machines…… nice jargon

• Proton mail is solid. Proton VPN is a waste of money, so many hackers using it that every anti-attack company has already blocked them (Cloudflare etc).

• What are some good Password manager that store locally? Im a bit iffy about "the cloud…" (ooh ahhh)

• The content you create here on YouTube is fantastic. Keep it up!

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• very interesting video, I personally use and likes proton mail and vpn services. but at the end of the road, whatever privacy and security you are mentioning is not for everybody, if you get rid of google, Gmail, Facebook and go to Linux instead of IOS or Windows. there is no way you escape from being watch. cellphone company watch and record you, ISP provider also, google, even the apps you installed on your mobile are constantly watching you. So, getting out of few services will not make any difference. all browsers are getting cookies and keeping your info, even they say it is private. so, who is going to change everything to make they lives more difficult but still getting watch by other services, companies, browsers, telephone companies etc. we need to learn how to live without privacy, and monitor everything daily to detect if something is not right. the only way to be secure if coming back to cavemens . good video David good information.

• Just when I thought there is no more hope left for online privacy, I watched this video and I signed up with Proton. Thanks guys, you are real life savers!!

• the positive words, quotes, and phrases you used to introduce your videos are like how an OS start running and warm before doing any hard & smart work so I believe it is so good to include this in my life.

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