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Published: Sept. 9, 2014, 11 a.m.

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Show Notes

In which we talk about the recent celebrity nude selfies leak from just about every angle: the people who hijacked the photos, those who took the photos, the technology used to store the photos, and society at large. We talk about what individuals\\u2019 relationship with technology should look like, how we should view those who behave wickedly, and where there might be hope for solving these kinds of problems in our society.\\n
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Chapters

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• Intro (0:58)
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• The Internet is Not \\u201cSafe\\u201d (0:58\\u201307:23)
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• Degrading Women (7:23\\u201315:51)
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• People Do Wicked Things (15:51\\u201320:57)
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• No Better Answers (20:57\\u201327:45)
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• Conclusion (27:45\\u201328:45)
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Music

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• \\u201cTrap\\u201d from Believers by Remedies. Used by permission.
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• \\u201cWinning Slowly Theme\\u201d by Chris Krycho, who can use his own music in public context whenever he so desires.
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Links

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• Nude photos of Jennifer Lawrence and others posted online by alleged hacker (The Guardian)
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• Update: What Jennifer Lawrence can teach you about cloud security (Ars Technica)
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• Apple confirms celebrities\\u2019 accounts breached in \\u201chighly targeted\\u201d attack (Ars Technica)
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• Hack leaks hundreds of nude celebrity photos (The Verge)
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• Apple Denies iCloud breach in celebrity nude photo hack (The Verge)
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• App.net
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