The Loss of Privacy in the Digital Age

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They discuss the loss of privacy in the digital age and how Google was tracking users in incognito mode despite it being designed to prevent tracking. They emphasize that privacy has already disappeared and urge people to live their lives honestly without anything to hide. They also mention how phones can lead to divorces due to the ease of cheating and catching cheaters.

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