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My Unredacted Interview with The Leah Files
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Surveillance policies and audit evidence are different
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16 discussions +1 brief across 1 episodes.
My Unredacted Interview with The Leah Files
16 discussions +1 brief · Timestamps from the YouTube edition
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5:24–7:49 (external site)
Ryan and Leah discuss horses and which people they would choose as dinner guests.
Personal history and conversation
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7:49–11:56 (external site)
Leah recounts her childhood, gaps in her early memories and experiences of violence and instability at home.
Personal history and conversation
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11:56–16:27 (external site)
Leah discusses her siblings, a violent incident she remembers from adolescence and leaving home for college.
Personal history and conversation
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16:27–20:07 (external site)
Leah reflects on family history, forgiveness and how she copes with painful memories.
Personal history and conversation
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26:17–29:24 (external site)
Leah responds to questions about her credentials, explains her online name and discusses protecting her identity.
Public identity and online disputes
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29:24–32:10 (external site)
Leah discusses online critics, disputes over her background and how she responds to challenges on social media.
Public identity and online disputes
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1:02:52–1:05:17 (external site)
Ryan promotes Glacier, describes its privacy claims and identifies himself as a co-founder.
Glacier promotion
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1:09:49–1:12:58 (external site)
Leah questions Waze’s terms and data practices; they discuss using AI to examine service agreements.
Data consent and service agreements
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1:12:58–1:15:28 (external site)
Leah describes Flock cameras and alleges that added capabilities connect license plates with wider personal information.
Surveillance and public accountability
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1:15:28–1:17:43 (external site)
Leah describes an activist project using license-plate-search audit logs and questions whether recorded search reasons match the stated purpose.
Privacy
Research note: Surveillance policies and audit evidence are different →
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1:17:43–1:20:46 (external site)
Leah cites audit-log statistics, questions search justifications and describes local opposition to Flock cameras.
Surveillance and public accountability
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1:20:46–1:22:56 (external site)
Leah discusses agency access, alleged misuse and her concerns about additional surveillance capabilities.
Surveillance and public accountability
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1:22:56–1:26:25 (external site)
Ryan raises a kidnapping-response scenario; Leah acknowledges potential benefits but doubts that safeguards would restore her trust.
Surveillance and public accountability
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1:26:25–1:28:26 (external site)
They discuss camera deployment and public awareness; Leah describes local opposition and her interest in investigating the system.
Surveillance and public accountability
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1:28:26–1:31:43 (external site)
Leah makes claims about surveillance investors and camera access; Ryan asks how these concerns differ from ubiquitous connected cameras.
Surveillance and public accountability
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1:31:43–1:35:41 (external site)
Leah speculates about future surveillance, financial restrictions and defence technology integration, while Ryan questions the proposed cooperation.
Surveillance and public accountability
Brief mentions and recaps (1)
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1:38:39–1:39:31 (external site)
Ryan and Leah close the interview, followed by a request to subscribe, share and leave a review.
Personal history and conversation
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