

That’s Called A Striptease
5 snips Aug 13, 2025
A lively discussion unfolds about Instagram's new location-sharing feature and its privacy implications. The hosts delve into the loneliness epidemic and how emotional boundaries play a role in our connections. They explore the challenges of social isolation in a post-pandemic world, urging listeners to embrace genuine connections despite modern conveniences. Finally, the conversation shifts to unique film experiences, including the captivating 'K-pop Demon Hunters,' sparking excitement for shared media moments.
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Zach's Personal Map Exposure
- Zach discovered he was placed on Instagram's map after Chastin posted a family photo and listeners warned him.
- He updated Instagram and briefly saw his exact home location exposed before turning it off.
Maps Make Patterns Visible
- Mapping posts changes the social meaning of a grid of photos into a pattern of your life that can be analyzed and exploited.
- Visualizing location data makes privacy threats feel more concrete than scattered posts.
GPS Social Features Inherit Weapon Origins
- GPS-based social features are inherently risky because civilian social tools use technology born for weapons.
- That technical lineage makes location data both valuable and dangerous when misused.