Cookies: Tech Security & Privacy, a podcast Episodes Those pesky privacy policies: Lorrie Cranor When It’s Best to Let A.I. Go Unused: Annette Zimmermann How to fend off a SIM-card attack on your cell phone: Kevin Lee The security flaws of online learning: Mihir Kshirsagar A few easy tips to up your privacy game: David Sherry How Search Engines Show Their Bias: Orestis Papakyriakopoulos and Arwa Michelle Mboya Tech Consumers Should Demand Better Security: Ruby Lee, Princeton University Barton Gellman deletes his account Welcome to Season 2 of Cookies: Tech Security & Privacy Cookies: Tech Security & Privacy, Episode 7, Colleen Josephson & Yan Shvartsnaider Your movements are being tracked down to the inch: Colleen Josephson and Yan Shvartzshnaider How artificial intelligence can be turned against us: Prateek Mittal, associate professor of electrical engineering Why YouTube review videos are often really paid ads (and how you can tell the difference): Michael Swart, Princeton Class of 2019 How secure is the internet from attacks? Episode 3: Bulletproofing the Ballot Box Episode 2: Why Online Media Platforms Get You Hooked Episode 1: How Consumer Tech Can Manipulate You (and Take Your Data)
Cookies: Tech Security & Privacy, Episode 7, Colleen Josephson & Yan Shvartsnaider Your movements are being tracked down to the inch: Colleen Josephson and Yan Shvartzshnaider
How artificial intelligence can be turned against us: Prateek Mittal, associate professor of electrical engineering
Why YouTube review videos are often really paid ads (and how you can tell the difference): Michael Swart, Princeton Class of 2019