They Are Building a Search Engine for Your Life

Aug 22, 01:29 AM
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Modern surveillance no longer depends on someone watching a screen. We examine how phones, cameras, data brokers, AI, and data centers are turning everyday life into a searchable digital record.

A Florida man went for a bike ride. Ten months later, Google told him police wanted his location data.

In this episode, we follow the trail from geofence warrants and license plate readers to commercial location data, Palantir, Section 702, AI surveillance, and the massive data centers storing our digital lives.

The unsettling question isn't whether someone is watching you right now.
It's whether your past is being stored so it can be searched later.