Michael Bazzell

In this podcast, the host attempts to learn more about privacy expert Michael Bazzell, who is known for making people disappear. They discuss his strict privacy measures and his book on extreme privacy. Other topics include protecting privacy on cell phones, the benefits and limitations of nomad residency, buying houses anonymously, maintaining privacy in modern society, and the importance of alias wallets and hotel privacy risks. They also share a personal experience of trying to help a woman escape her abusive husband.

Michael Bazzell, author of the book on OSINT techniques, joins the show to discuss the power of open source intelligence (OSINT) and its versatility in various fields. They delve into conducting background checks using OSINT, specifically starting with email addresses as unique identifiers. The chapter also explores training courses offered by the guest and ways to connect with the podcast and host.

Michael Bazzell, an OSINT expert, shares insights on the evolution of open source intelligence and the latest techniques in his field. He discusses the addictive nature of OSINT tools and the importance of human analysis amid automation. Ethical practices in data collection and the significance of privacy in online interactions are emphasized. Bazzell also highlights challenges with live streaming and location privacy, urging awareness of personal safety. Finally, he reviews the newest Privacy and Security Desk Reference, showcasing essential security measures.