Edward Snowden: How Your Cell Phone Spies on You

[alcapone]

When exposing a crime is treated as committing a crime, you are being ruled by criminals

Edward Snowden

[samueloddoye]

A joke I read: My wife asked me why I was whispering at home I said I was worried that Mark Zuckerberg was listening, She laughed. I laughed. Alexa laughed. Siri laughed..We all laughed...

[EriMan]

the saddest part is... even now, 10 years after he revealed the truth... literally no one cares anymore! Most of us are not willing to change.

[Stahe]

You know something is wrong when it’s hard to find whistleblowers like Snowden. How many people lived in comfort and lavish lives knowing the mass population is getting screwed one way or another before someone like Snowden stands up to do the right thing.

[jimgriffiths]

The Gov't. wants you to think this guy is a traitor. Actually, this guy is a Hero. A Truthteller. A Whistleblower. History will be very kind to Edward

[jmcgrady]

This man gave up his comfortable life to warn us. Think about that sacrifice.

[NatorDM]

I get serious ASMR tingles/vibes when Snowden talks. Like a professor or teacher helping you one on one in class or something.

[ginnycleary-zqpu]

Thanks Rogan for having this man as your guest. Edward Snowden is a "Truth Teller", and more people need to know about Edward Snowden's story.

[alifarshad]

"We are living in a world where we do all the work we pay all the taxes
but we own less and less "
Edward Snowden.
One sentence of pure truth

[spakkx]

You can tell it gets serious when Joe shuts up and listens for nearly 8 minutes straight.

[Dave-qprq]

I can clearly remember some 20 years ago being told that bankers, lawyers, realtors and other organised criminals ALWAYS left their cell phones outside of a meeting room. We all knew that even back then cell phones were ALWAYS listening.

[AnantaAkash.Podder]

Edward Snowden just taught me more in this 24 mins than any Professor in CSE/IT Department can teach in 4 years... what a good explainer

[jamesmartin]

Google recommended me this video. they're hella ballsy

[Crunk_Monk]

“The problem isn’t that they’re breaking the law. The problem is that they don’t have to break the law”. Amazing quote

[thmzjbd]

Edward snowden and Julien lasaunge Both are living in exile for being truth tellers

[bermudarailway]

A few months ago I was sitting in a pub with a friend talking about a piece of machinery. His phone was on the bar .A couple of minutes later his phone bleeped and up popped an advertisement for that piece of machinery ! It had been "listening ."

[conradbarrett]

Joe did a fantastic job not talking during this interview

[pizzapizza]

Just a note: I think Rogan might’ve said 50 words this entire interview. He just let Snowden speak, and that’s what made this so good. Wish this was five hours long.

[chris_losin_it]

I could listen to Snowden’s voice for a long time.

[leischutte]

The fact is it can’t be erased even if deleted- anyone with the right knowledge can retrieve that information