Join investigative reporter Adrianne Jeffries as she uncovers Amazon's self-preferencing in search results, raising competition concerns. Tech expert Renee DiResta dives into 'ampliganda', revealing how grassroots movements shape narratives online, highlighting the battle against misinformation. Zoë Schiffer sheds light on worker activism at Netflix and Apple, discussing recent corporate pushbacks against dissenting voices. Their insights reveal the intricate dynamics of tech companies and the ongoing struggles for authenticity in social media and workplace rights.

Adrienne Jeffries, Billy Disney, and Regina DeLay, co-hosts of the Under Understood podcast, tackle the bizarre case of an 88-year-old charged for selling jailbroken Fire TV sticks at a Florida flea market. They delve into the comedic elements of a sheriff's lighthearted press conference, the convoluted legality of jailbroken devices, and the implications of copyright law today. The trio also critiques the sheriff's motives and highlights how his actions reflect broader socio-economic concerns, blending humor and insight on tech's intersection with law.