TSHP259: A Podcast About Privacy & Trust

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Everyone is talking about privacy at the moment… but generally it’s in the form of digital privacy thanks to some clever (and necessary) new data laws pushed through by the EU. Digital privacy is one thing (we’re updating our policy here at LITP of course) but why are some people more private than others? Is it a lack of trust? Did an event earlier in their lives trigger it? Let’s dive in…

Enjoy the show and take care, it’s The Self Help Podcast!

• Here’s Sean’s blog post for the week
• Why are some people more private than others?
• 5 things only private people understand
• Why we become more private

• Sean uses unroll.me a lot… plus there are lots of cool password apps out there
• Ed suggested a re-think of your privacy settings on the various social media apps you might use

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