Brooks Benson TOC-Theory of Change
By Brooks Benson
Categories: Technology, News, Politics
Change is the only constant. The real question is who's steering it. Utah State Senator Brooks Benson brings a software developer's logic and a consultant's curiosity to the questions that shape how we live. Is privacy actually a constitutional right? Why did it take nearly 90 years after the telephone was invented for the law to protect your phone calls? And what happens when technology moves faster than the people writing the rules? Each episode, Brooks pulls apart privacy and surveillance, the politics behind the headlines, and a wild card topic you won't see coming. TOC stands for Theory of Change: no talking points, no spin. Just facts, sharp questions, and one lawmaker thinking out loud.
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- Ninety Years of Listening In
The telephone was invented in 1876. It took until 1968 for a law to require a warrant before the government could listen in. In the first episode of Brooks Benson, TOC, Brooks walks through that 90-year gap: the 1928 Supreme Court case that said wiretaps were fine, the 1934 law that didn't stop…
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