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The only thing that I want to mention is a little absurd at the end of the movie. When there is video from interview with Edward Snowden, they are using Google Meet for the conversation about privacy :P :D

...quite sad and pathetic that we can't watch a program in an attempt to be informed without being subjected to people's infantile political opinions. Anyone with half a brain realizes that whatever the current Administration happens to be or any specific media network... has nothing to do whatsoever with the surveillance. Like the only hip and intelligent people in the world support a particular political party or tv network. Seems the people that produce these programs just don't get it and will never grow up. We don't care about your irrelevant politics.

This documentary reveals some othe it-era, data hacking, identity theft and big brother sees you, and 1984'ish walkabout of george orwellian version of the super cooled computer driven socalled soscial media driven culture that the developed world are driven into,almost by force,cause youll need to be registered otherwise youll be left alone in the icecold incognitious world.

a recommend from the grumpy old man

Only bad thing about this movie is too much overview and too little exact recipes, meaning not deep enough. But good thing is that it is current (new), practical, balanced (theory vs practice), and real (no fake info). Best thing is that it is inspirational, for example it inspires & motivates us to take care of privacy, security, freedom, and get independent. I liked the idea of using alternative web services for each purpose instead of using only one like Google, Microsoft, or Facebook for all purposes. Also liked idea of using internet only limited amount of time. And liked idea of producing our own Internet to get fully independant, just like we can with other resources. 1st half of movie is bit boring and too much theory, while 2nd half gets straight to the point and is practical and detailed.