Steve Gibson

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30,295 appearances 25 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 5d ago

Steve Gibson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Security Now (Audio) · SN 1096: Are we the Krell? - 153 Million Driver's Licenses Leaked · 16 Sep 2026 podcast

And you'll you'll see, Leo, later, that that is exactly where I land on this. voice-verified

All right, good. voice-verified

I know. voice-verified

In fact, L Lori, who's who lives with me just as Lisa lives lives with you, she's now taken, she's seen all of this press and she says, she's just shaking her head. voice-verified

She says, Nobody has any idea what is going on. voice-verified

No. voice-verified

They're it they're and they're just all running around, you know, freaked out. voice-verified

And but but she lists she she, you know, she understands for me what's happening here. voice-verified

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shut up. voice-verified

Okay. voice-verified

Uh at the beginning of this year. voice-verified

To change the subject entirely, we talked blessedly, we talked about the very nifty free data deletion service being offered to all California residents. voice-verified

The acronym is Drop, which stands for DELETER Request and Opt-Out Platform. voice-verified

At the time, on January 10th, 2026, I registered my request to voice-verified

have all data brokers delete any uh any and all data that they may have gathered about me. voice-verified

I'm bringing this up again because until August 1st, which was set in law at the time, deleting user data was optional for data brokers. voice-verified

But from August 1st on, the request made by any resident of California to be forgotten by all data brokers must be honored within 90 days. voice-verified

I was reminded of this last week when a close neighbor friend uh who knows what I'm about asked about a two hundred and seventy-nine dollar service being offered by a company called In Incogni. voice-verified

I told her that thanks to the fact that she lives in California, she could provide some identifying information to Cal privacy, which would then compel all data collection agencies registered with the state as all must be to expunge any and all traces of her from their databases. voice-verified

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