Everything You Communicate Online Can Be Recorded
Channel: Daniel Rosehill
Date: 2022-05-30

When it comes to online security and privacy, there are some widespread assumptions that rarely get questioned:

"If my guests don't have recording permission to the (sensitive) Board meeting that we're inviting them to on Zoom, nobody will be able to record the conversation (and leak its contents to the media)"

"Google is kicking call recording apps off the Android Play Store. Thankfully I can rest easy that nobody is able to record my  phone calls. I can speak freely!"

"Spy cameras are the stuff of James Bond movies. There's no way that somebody could record the contents of our business luncheon!"

In this video, I don my tinfoil hat to show why each and every one of these assumptions is wrong and why online privacy is often more mirage than reality. 

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By: Daniel Rosehill 

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