The Dark Side of Surveillance Capitalism

This audiobook examines the pervasive reach of surveillance capitalism, revealing how corporations collect and monetize online data without users' knowledge, often under the guise of privacy policies that are more about surveillance. It discusses the influence of big tech on government, the hidden data broadcasted by devices, and the ways in which surveillance shapes our online behaviors. Offering an insightful look into the implications of living in a data-driven world, it also explores how individuals can regain control over their privacy.