Truly Disappearing: has the internet’s perpetual surveillance killed the option to escape? – Lachlan Jarvis
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Episode Description
The internet has given us unprecedented connection, but thanks to relentless data retention and constant tracking of our every digital move, is it now virtually impossible to shed our old identity and start a new life undetected?
To help us understand what we’re up against, we’re joined by Lachlan Jarvis, a private investigator, digital forensics expert, and Director of Lyonswood Investigations.
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In this episode, Lachlan joins us to look at the implications of the internet on personal identity and privacy. We explore how the digital landscape has evolved, the nature of digital footprints, and the challenges of disappearing in a connected world.
We also look at the right to be forgotten, the feasibility of reinventing oneself, and the importance of digital hygiene in protecting personal information.
00:00 The Cost of Digital Identity
03:12 The Evolution of Private Investigation
06:07 Understanding Digital Footprints
09:03 Active vs Passive Digital Footprints
12:13 The Right to be Forgotten
14:59 The Challenges of Disappearing
17:50 The Role of AI in Investigation
20:54 The Feasibility of Reinventing Oneself
24:09 Digital Hygiene and Security
27:08 Identity Theft and Its Consequences
30:00 The Future of Digital Privacy
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