IRL: Online Life is Real Life

Status Update

In this bonus episode, we check in on some of Season One’s stories and see how they’ve evolved. Activist Amanda Werner talks about their turn as the Monopoly Man at the Equifax hearings, and how to create visibility for victims of identity theft. Investigative journalist Marcy Wheeler follows the case of hacker Marcus Hutchins, and tries to make sense of why he was arrested. Troy Hunt argues that IoT devices need warning labels. And, drumroll, we hear back from a troll we sent a cake to last season.
IRL is an original podcast from <a href="https://www.mozilla.org/">Mozilla</a>. For more on the series go to <a href="https://irlpodcast.org/">irlpodcast.org</a>.
Life on the Internet moves fast. Director of Firefox Runtime Selena Deckelmann explains why every millisecond matters. Learn <a href="https://blog.mozilla.org/berlin/en/people/selena-deckelmann-firefox-runtime/">more</a>.
And, keep it clean out there. Check out our data detox <a href="https://datadetox.myshadow.org/detox/Day0">kit</a> for more ways to keep your personal info safe.
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