Robert Epstein

It always goes a specific way, but I'm going to show you maybe a little later if I haven't put you to sleep or if my meltdown hasn't gotten too bad because I'm not quite finished with my meltdown yet. So I'll show you content, data, large scale that we're collecting now 24 hours a day, and I'll show you what they're actually doing. An anecdote, those don't hold up in court.

You know, they grab headlines for a couple of days, but that's about it. They don't do anything. But we're actually collecting evidence that's court admissible. So we're collecting data now in all 50 states, but we actually have court admissible data now in 20 states already. And we keep building bigger and bigger every day. And what is this data about?

You know, they grab headlines for a couple of days, but that's about it. They don't do anything. But we're actually collecting evidence that's court admissible. So we're collecting data now in all 50 states, but we actually have court admissible data now in 20 states already. And we keep building bigger and bigger every day. And what is this data about?

You know, they grab headlines for a couple of days, but that's about it. They don't do anything. But we're actually collecting evidence that's court admissible. So we're collecting data now in all 50 states, but we actually have court admissible data now in 20 states already. And we keep building bigger and bigger every day. And what is this data about?

Well, it's any data that's going to real people. So we're collecting data with their permission. from the computers of a politically balanced group of more than 15,000 registered voters in all 50 states and from many of their children and teens as well. And so when they're doing anything on their computers, they've given us the right to collect it, grab it,

Well, it's any data that's going to real people. So we're collecting data with their permission. from the computers of a politically balanced group of more than 15,000 registered voters in all 50 states and from many of their children and teens as well. And so when they're doing anything on their computers, they've given us the right to collect it, grab it,

Well, it's any data that's going to real people. So we're collecting data with their permission. from the computers of a politically balanced group of more than 15,000 registered voters in all 50 states and from many of their children and teens as well. And so when they're doing anything on their computers, they've given us the right to collect it, grab it,

zap it over to our own computers, aggregate the data and analyze it. I want to point out that when we do this, we do this without transmitting any identifying information. We protect people's privacy, but we are getting these increasingly accurate pictures of what Google and other companies are sending to real people. Why do you have to do it this way?

zap it over to our own computers, aggregate the data and analyze it. I want to point out that when we do this, we do this without transmitting any identifying information. We protect people's privacy, but we are getting these increasingly accurate pictures of what Google and other companies are sending to real people. Why do you have to do it this way?

zap it over to our own computers, aggregate the data and analyze it. I want to point out that when we do this, we do this without transmitting any identifying information. We protect people's privacy, but we are getting these increasingly accurate pictures of what Google and other companies are sending to real people. Why do you have to do it this way?

Because all the data they send is personalized. You will never know what they're sending to people unless you look over the shoulders of real people and see the personalized content. And what have you found? Well, as it happens, I just summarized our findings over the last 12 years, and you get the first advanced copy of a monograph that's called The Evidence. Wow.

Because all the data they send is personalized. You will never know what they're sending to people unless you look over the shoulders of real people and see the personalized content. And what have you found? Well, as it happens, I just summarized our findings over the last 12 years, and you get the first advanced copy of a monograph that's called The Evidence. Wow.

Because all the data they send is personalized. You will never know what they're sending to people unless you look over the shoulders of real people and see the personalized content. And what have you found? Well, as it happens, I just summarized our findings over the last 12 years, and you get the first advanced copy of a monograph that's called The Evidence. Wow.

And because we're so desperate, we need help. We need money. We need emails. We're so desperate for that, that we have set up, kind of did this last time too, but we have set up a link. If people go to that link and they're willing to give us their email, we will give them a free copy of this advanced copy of this monograph. And it, It goes through the whole thing.

And because we're so desperate, we need help. We need money. We need emails. We're so desperate for that, that we have set up, kind of did this last time too, but we have set up a link. If people go to that link and they're willing to give us their email, we will give them a free copy of this advanced copy of this monograph. And it, It goes through the whole thing.

And because we're so desperate, we need help. We need money. We need emails. We're so desperate for that, that we have set up, kind of did this last time too, but we have set up a link. If people go to that link and they're willing to give us their email, we will give them a free copy of this advanced copy of this monograph. And it, It goes through the whole thing.

It shows all the effects we've discovered, but it also shows the monitoring we're doing and what we're finding out from this monitoring.

It shows all the effects we've discovered, but it also shows the monitoring we're doing and what we're finding out from this monitoring.

It shows all the effects we've discovered, but it also shows the monitoring we're doing and what we're finding out from this monitoring.

Well, the same has happened with Bing, and the same has happened with Yahoo. What about Brave? No, Brave is still independent. I know Brendan Eich, you should have him on if you haven't. And he's the guy who wrote Brave. Before that, he wrote Firefox for Mozilla. He left because Google was... had its tentacles into Firefox.