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37C3 - Die Akte Xandr: Ein tiefer Blick in den Abgrund der Datenindustrie
Investigative journalists from Netzpolitik.org uncover the hidden operations of the data industry, shedding light on its vast data collection, surveillance, and profit-driven practices.
- The speaker claims that the data industry is hiding its operations and that it’s time to shine a light on it.
- They introduce themselves as journalists from Netzpolitik.org and mention their investigation into the “Akte Xandr”.
- The speaker notes that the industry is making a lot of money, and that they have a website where more information can be found.
- They mention a 1,000-year-old employer and a 2,000-year-old employer in the data industry.
- The speaker claims that a lot of people work in the data industry, but that some of these workers are not aware of what they’re actually doing.
- They introduce the concept of an “exeldatile”, a device that can be used to access a vast amount of data.
- The speaker discusses the growth of the data industry, claiming that it’s reaching new heights.
- They note that the EU is a key market for the data industry.
- The speaker mentions credit card data and other types of information that are collected.
- They claim that people are surprised to learn about the scope of the data collection.
- The speaker notes that this is not a new phenomenon, but rather a growing issue.
- They discuss the concept of “passive ID” and how it allows for surveillance.
- The speaker notes that they have found 6,000 to 6,500 exeldatiles in their research.
- They claim that they have identified patterns in the data and that they can make predictions about future behavior.
- The speaker discusses the concept of a “data broker”, who collects and sells data.
- They claim that they have found evidence of a “1000-year-old” data broker in their research.
- The speaker notes that some people are unaware of the data that is being collected about them.
- They discuss the concept of “passive ID” and how it allows for surveillance.
- The speaker notes that they have identified a number of issues with the data industry and that they are working to expose its operations.