TED: Your smartphone is a civil rights issue | Christopher Soghoian

The video discusses the 2016 legal battle between Apple and the FBI, highlighting Apple's commitment to user privacy through encryption. It contrasts Apple's iOS with Google's Android, noting a digital security divide where wealthier individuals have better privacy protection. The video emphasizes the civil rights implications of this divide, as marginalized groups often use less secure Android devices. It concludes with practical advice on protecting personal privacy, such as covering webcams to prevent unauthorized access.

In what ways can surveillance be considered a tool of power?

What implications does the lack of security in Android devices have for civil rights movements?

What recommendations are made regarding personal privacy and device security?