RedCircle VERIFY_TOKEN_1d3de4ff-e50f-4b24-86ed-cb9660962aae -- Rendered At Wed, 08 Jul 2026 13:56:02 +0000 Privacy First Podcast https://redcircle.com/shows/privacy-first-podcast en-US All rights reserved. Interviewing the newest privacy product founders and discussing the latest in privacy Aravindh Kumar Privacy First is a podcast dedicated to creating a dialogue of building products that are privacy first. We interview founders building privacy products and enterprise CEOs, cover the latest updates on privacy, and discuss the state of privacy around the world. Presented by Skizzle, w/ Aravindh, Founder of Newfang.io & SkizzleHQ.com 1d3de4ff-e50f-4b24-86ed-cb9660962aae Privacy First is a podcast dedicated to creating a dialogue of building products that are privacy first.

We interview founders building privacy products and enterprise CEOs, cover the latest updates on privacy, and discuss the state of privacy around the world.

Presented by Skizzle, w/ Aravindh, Founder of Newfang.io & Skizzle.email

]]> episodic no Aravindh Kumar aravindh@newfang.io false full Last Week in Privacy - New DNS service to Stop ISPs from Snooping, EU's Search Ranking Guidelines, Apple Will Ban Apps Violating Anti-Tracking, & More Last Week in Privacy - New DNS service to Stop ISPs from Snooping, EU's Search Ranking Guidelines, Apple Will Ban Apps Violating Anti-Tracking, & More 2 Aravindh Kumar In Today's Episode, we cover: Thunderbird adds OpenPGP native support for email encryption, but there is a security flaw, Apple playing hardball with apps about its no tracking rules, will ban apps. How did a Norwegian researchers data end up with an American company? EU’s new search ranking guidelines And finally, tips on how to avoid facial recognition surveillance In Today's Episode, we cover:

  • Thunderbird adds OpenPGP native support for email encryption, but there is a security flaw,  
  • Apple playing hardball with apps about its no tracking rules, will ban apps.
  • How did a Norwegian researchers data end up with an American company?
  • EU’s new search ranking guidelines
  • And finally, tips on how to avoid facial recognition surveillance 
]]> <p>In Today&#39;s Episode, we cover:</p><ul><li>Thunderbird adds OpenPGP native support for email encryption, but there is a security flaw,  </li><li>Apple playing hardball with apps about its no tracking rules, will ban apps.</li><li>How did a Norwegian researchers data end up with an American company?</li><li>EU’s new search ranking guidelines</li><li>And finally, tips on how to avoid facial recognition surveillance </li></ul> 34451f03-d7c1-4119-92ec-56fa598a4cd3 https://skizzle.email Fri, 11 Dec 2020 12:30:37 +0000 964 false full Last Week in Privacy - Blacklash over Amazon's Sidewalk, CIA Controlled Encryption Firm & More Last Week in Privacy - Blacklash over Amazon's Sidewalk, CIA Controlled Encryption Firm & More Aravindh Kumar Last Week in Privacy - Blacklash over Amazon's Sidewalk, CIA Controlled Encryption Firm & More In this week's episode of Privacy First: Amazon faces backlash for its sidewalk feature. Tutanota ordered by court to monitor its encrypted email, news about a second encryption firm that was controlled by the CIA. Hackers could now know what people type on Zoom video call by evaluating the shoulder movement of users Apple and facebook fight it out over apples new privacy features Google faces a similar challenge with a complaint in UK against it’s privacy sandbox In this week's episode of Privacy First:

  • Amazon faces backlash for its sidewalk feature.
  • Tutanota ordered by court to monitor its encrypted email, news about a second encryption firm that was controlled by the CIA. 
  • Hackers could now know what people type on Zoom video call by evaluating the shoulder movement of users
  • Apple and facebook fight it out over apples new privacy features
  • Google faces a similar challenge with a complaint in UK against it’s privacy sandbox
]]> <p>In this week&#39;s episode of Privacy First:</p><ul><li>Amazon faces backlash for its sidewalk feature.</li><li>Tutanota ordered by court to monitor its encrypted email, news about a second encryption firm that was controlled by the CIA. </li><li>Hackers could now know what people type on Zoom video call by evaluating the shoulder movement of users</li><li>Apple and facebook fight it out over apples new privacy features</li><li>Google faces a similar challenge with a complaint in UK against it’s privacy sandbox</li></ul> fa3658e8-d491-44eb-8260-ec7000a95b7c https://www.skizzlehq.com Fri, 04 Dec 2020 09:43:48 +0000 1425 false