How watched do you think you are and by whom?
From Pegasus spyware to your messages, from cameras to the data market: in this episode of Inequity, we line up the cases and find that they are not all the same.
When someone breaks a rule, you can protest, investigate, sanction. When a system works exactly as it was built, a political choice is needed. We look at what Europe has done, with an inquiry committee, the AI Act and the GDPR, and at the gap that remains between "having done something" and "having protected us enough."
Then the sentence many people think: "I have nothing to hide." Because that has never been the point. The point is what we stop doing when we know someone might be watching. And why surveillance is not distributed equally, and neither is defence : privacy is becoming something that those who can, one way or another, buy.
An episode about Big Brother, digital rights and how we are watched.
Inequity is a podcast that chooses to slow down.
Two voices. Two European perspectives.
A shared conviction: understanding is already a form of action.
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surveillance, privacy, Big Brother, Pegasus, spyware, AI Act, GDPR, data protection, cameras, digital rights, data market, European Union, inequality
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