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There is Pressing back against several protests in the past few months President Trump Most recent policies change, and we will see more. On the show today, senior editors of wired protection and investigation, Andrew Couts, speaks us through technology used by law enforcement Survey demonstrationWhat does surveillance technology have developed over the years and posting on social media to talk about anyone on the street or to talk about their anxiety. Also, we share the wired tips on how we can be safe, if you choose to protest.
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[Archival audio]:: No justice, no peace. Ho. Trump and musk will go.
Michael Hit: People have taken to the streets to challenge President Donald Trump’s recent policy changes, some of which have been created with the help of Elon Musk and its so -called Government Skill.
[Archival audio]:: All 50 states saw these so -called hands -off assembly and so did several cities in Europe.
Michael Hit: Earlier this month, first -hand protests took place. Tesla Takedown Protests have been rolling for several weeks and from its feelings we are looking at the full summer in the protest. So today we are talking about the risk of surveying by law enforcement during the demonstration. We will talk about how the surveillance technology is being used, how it has developed over the years, and who has taken on the streets or posting on social media to talk about their anxiety. It is wired Uncanny valleySilicon Valley is a show about the strength and impact of the people. I am the director of Customer Technology and Culture here in Michael Calor, Wired.
Lauren Good: And I’m Lauren Good. I am a senior writer of the wired.
Michael Hit: Katie Drammond is out today, but we have joined Andrew Cuts, senior editor of Wired Protection and Investigation.
Andrew Couts: Thanks so much for having me.
Michael Hit: So let’s start talking about what’s going on now. There are hands of protests, there are Tesla Takedown protests. Are they relative at all?
Lauren Good: Hands of demonstrations and Tesla Tekdown movements are not one, but they are related. Both of them have somehow resisting some policies that have made the Congressional approval in a short time since Donald Trump took over in January. Tesla Takedown is directly shaking to Elon Kasturi, who has played this official but informal role in the administration of Trump as the leader of the day. We sometimes refer to him as the main friend and there is this idea to challenge the power of the musk as one of the richest people in the world by underestimating one of the most important businesses in the private sector, where the hands of demonstrations are about all kinds of issues. They are firing federal workers, overriching and potential unconstitutional immigration policies, threats to women’s rights, and LGBTUIe rights, threats for social protection, threat to healthcare. The list goes on. The idea basically removes your hands away from my rights.