Who Profits When Everyone Is Recording? (ft. Kyla Scanlon)

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Hi, it's Scott Galloway. We're back with Jack Raines, writer and investor, who's joining us each Wednesday to unpack the big stories. In money and tech and what it means for your life and your wallet. This week smart glasses, I was on cameras, and the price of convenience. How much privacy are we giving up? And what happens when someone else makes that choice for us?

Carlos Scanlon joins Jack to discuss. Here's Jack. Last week I made a bold claim by stating I like targeted ads. One listener called me

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