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love sealed all the blues. and why british artists, kirsty nelson make miniature models from direct but we kicked off the show with a dive into the art world. now if you know how to snorkel or dive, you can take the plunge to the underwater are in several parts of the world, including spain, italy, mexico, and also the british sculptor, jasons, and cares. taylor has made major contributions to some of these underwater museums . and his latest work can now be seen off the coast of southern france. ah, this museum is quite literally underwater. at 6 am and sculptures are 2 and a half meters tall. each weighs over 10 tons. the underwater museum in the south of

france, the coast of the city of can is now open to visitors because the water is so show here, the locals and tourists even snorkel to the site. you know, it's really impressive. there was a big sculpture right in front of us. i mean, nothing faces in a magnificent environment. many that you knew, the statues are a novelty and that's go certainly be an attraction for the city and residents. and above all for tourist we sleep. i'm not fabulous, and it's just the place the individual to observe the beautiful natural will coming back to life. you can give me that's because with his art jason to kara, taylor also creates new habitats for marine animals and plants. the british sculptor spent more than 4 years creating the latest project. first,

he had to find the perfect location, negotiate with the authorities that had to be cleared of debris and waste me with his work. the artist and professional diver aims to raise awareness about the ocean sensitive ecosystems and to create unique experiences. i always had this sort of vision for a long time to, to make under water. you know, it's a place that, you know, as for installations, for artistic practices and never really taking place and say, is a whole sort of new world of colors, of, of light, of movement, of everything. you know, the whole experience is completely different. mm. for 15 years, taylor has been creating underwater sculpture parks around the globe. the world's oceans are already home to over a 1000 of his works,

whose appearance changes over time. in the, within a matter of hours you can see the small changes starting to occur. a week later you see a film of greenhouse cover the whole piece. then you start get sponges, you'll get carls forming. fish will start to hide within the next and cranny. and a lot of the textures and formations that the things that the human hand can ever produce. so detailed essays, minute, the colors are so vibrant that we don't, we haven't invented that pilot yet. the artist works on ideas 1st projects at a studio in kent, southeast england. the sculptures are mostly created at their destinations using sustainable materials. when using lots of natural flint, we use a special type of cement that's low carbon,

that's also ph neutral so that the marine laws can actually adhere to it and, and attached to and it doesn't cause any form of pollution. oh, the new sculptures remodeled on the faces of 6 residents of can. they were found to be a newspaper. and social media dominate is one of them. is going to think on one of the people from can apply for the same goal and from them the artist chose 6, including me when i got the key. so i often joke me of all who never sticks her head in the water is now merging re meters below sea level with all of eternity. greg, so everyone, chris, um, jason de cares. taylor hoped to create more underwater museums in the red sea. but the polar regions, for example, as 2 thirds of the earth's surface is covered with water, there's no lack possible locations. you know, i hope working on the water is

a way for us to, to look at natural environment very, very differently. you know, it's, it's not something that we own or commodified resource the, you know, we can, so it's actually, you know, natural stace, this interconnected with everywhere on our planet and borders and, and delineations just don't matter under water. ah, well back on dry land, berlin bass photographer chris john schuler has made a name for himself with his elaborate shoots and expressive motifs. now he uses hot air balloons, parachutes, and even surfaces for his photographs which have graced the covers of international magazine, such as harper's bazaar and vogue was career. germany was given a boost by top model. heidi clue, let's find out why. when german fashion photographer young schuler sounds cheating,

there is always lots of action on his photographs, the known for that complex and imaginative leave a species specifically. i love to tell stories. i love seen photos as not just to dimensionally and on. the more like part of a film as well, not to the galaxy. and i'm not one to help the story quietly. mia? i'm more than what she does. she does elephant elephant shoots of parachutes or thousands of all of them all. just a little boy who loves to play with his expressive graphs. they're often uses fraction threats in wellness magazine even great back to any fashion photographer. does he need this chemistry between model and photographer?

is key doesn't work. you have a problem. you need to work together and they have good relation loud and be able to concentrate it's about together and then that doesn't work and you have a big problem for me. since she hasn't been 7, sheila has appeared as a token and the general on the tv show kimberly's next top model alongside host id clued to his adventurous you are among the highlights. the season wasn't accustomed to finding himself in this port right along with the models. although there was nothing unusual for the shows present. german supermodel, tinicum called out, it's great working with her, but she's a real professional. who knows what she's doing because women and my are strong women admire people who can do things like this. it's rare. he's also a cool person that does great to work with him. so i was really lucky that even the side today, kristi and shawna is working for the rabbit condition of the fashion magazine. hospice bizarre she is taking in the invite. they start at 5 am.

when the sun comes out, because when the light is the asked with every shoot, shawna is trying to convey a story to pictures the, to promote the for me, i gave a story behind today. shoot a fairy tale about a little girl who sets out to conquer the world. kind of mentioned us, the idea is that she catches the hot air balloon and the parachute has the fun, has an adventure on it and no easy, indefinite for unity in modern women. and working together with christiana, for the 1st time. ah, it's really hot and we feel this is rated also the hot air balloons, when i took them by my hand and they're super, super heavy. so that's the challenging part from design. then

after many years in new york and paris, christiane shola and his family, once again living in the german capital, he dealt with moving his homeland and his new book. individualists, thompson, artist, characters from berlin night life are among his favorite subjects. the have a dimension because i looked for people who get things rolling. evidence really live their lives the way they envision that theory. force that not at home in front of the tv. they wake up and are that somebody say they're just crazy if they're not normal. so look, isn't crazy, but they're creating the face of tomorrow. be sure crazy. but anything else would be boring on this along here, shonda is working on a campaign for the place of europe, the biggest review the artists take place in the notch. duty

usual, this time mister charlotte site is his wife, peggy godson, and i'm the list of the nice thing about my profession is that i get to do what i want to great to create very tales admiring fantasies with people. nation, paul, we meet here. listen. i have great dancers, singers, i think it's just one, ask on to make wonderful pictures and i see golf cover and everyone's going together. they're all really into it. but it's, i'm lucky to have every day off. what more could you out your does. he didn't tack newman, he was christie, and should have said to grasp his passion for his profession is clearly visible in the news. it's often been said that this thing here, the cheese, the better, but a rule of thumb when it comes to a good common bear is how happy the cow is from normandy. well that's because when norman cows are treated well, they produce good milk,

which is key to come in there in today's food secrets, we find out some of the other elements that go into making this famous french cheese the see don't we don't know exactly how camera where originated, it comes from normally be the only day back to the year, 1100. so almost a 1000 years ago. ah, it's kim, there is a symbol of france. it's a very special g is not easy to make it a very labor intensive that will tell us all the but take me. my name's patrick and last year and the farmer who started making cammon bear 10 years ago having no money

the vice, happy cows. there's no good milk that's for certain history. the cows are out in the pasture at least 9 months a year during the time of day and night when it but the grass is important for the cows nutrition. the wide variety of grass is growing faster and a greater variety taste here. the milton or guidelines for came a bear from normandy. the cows are allowed to eat how long they spend out doors, and how often they're mil clicked to settle this. my name is pierre reese, la brun. i'm an author and i've written a book about came on there. the i can in there from normally is made from romney, which he partially scan, otherwise became him there becomes too good. this is the most important moment in traditional cammon bear production include human bare is made from rom, mills,

the incident by hand with a label that's what makes it. busy special if it's late or 5 times 40 minutes apart, one came and they're consistent to leaders and milk today are making $900.00 of them. when that's finished a long time to wait. it's all on the next day and we saw a typical white mold ring can't grow on the camera there. and it goes into the 1st ripening chamber. the ripening chamber has something magical about it. and here you forget all your worries because you can smell this special sensor, which is amazing if you like cameron burial. thank

you can talk to 14 days, we put the change in a wooden box and we keep it here for another week until it has finished wrapping up . you know, what i box was crucial to the success of cameron there, made it easier to transport and they don't put it arrived in paris by train. it was even there in the a power stuff. i am for napoleon the 3rd on the golf course came on there. he kept in the fridge as little as possible, but you can, if at all, in the dark, cool place. we'll fight. take it out in our white house. you know kevin very eaten with bread it aside from the same region. ah, the coast more when i eat campbell there. i see the cows in front of me when i smell them all. what was your eyes in your normandy? ah, if i drew out

a day goes by when i don't eat my own cheese for the yodeling was something that farmers used to do high up in the house as a way of communicating either with their herds or with a neighboring village. but this tradition is being given a musical make over. the musician erica stuckey combined yodeling with jazz elements to create a sound called new folk music. we met up with her in the house. the sound of the yodeling is a long tradition here. every bush dokey, it's all about just for life and expressing it loud and clear. he spin cards on the front and wait. when i joel, when i tool you're engaging a lot more with your instrument, with your entire breathing apparatus instrument,

it requires a lot of strength. oh, i and we could have been a well no noodle, artist in switzerland for many years. the echo of the house fires her again and again. my name is fiona, and it's like a huge c advice behind me and obviously the verbiage quite differently than if i were in texas. oh, okay. oh, erica stuckey has climbed the ledge glacier countless times. it's the largest glacier in the out, in steeped in legend, many of the story to become mixed with their childhood memories. but erica shockey was actually born in the us and the 1900 sixty's. when her parents then decided to move to a small swiss mountain village, it was a shock, ah, on call. michelle no, you there. i was at the age of 19 coming to area. the college straight flow flower power time was that he said about and i had to united in 2 different souls inside

me. this girl that grew up in san francisco, surrounded by hippies and bob dylan and janis joplin. and i'll find suddenly the costumes and job clients to reconcile those in my mind and heart. bring this me to set some routes to homeland erica shock. he's music is very much a product of his cultural mix. she has many roles on stage. from a modern day heidi to the cheeky calvin. she also likes to mix yodeling with the asian. how closely related these to john resort singing salzar songs? art by this they both close to praying, crying, lamenting oh,

the cows are coming back again and now one is c. o o d o blues out i lost my wife, i lost my car. i lost my e g sign and it's a wonderful cross between praying and complaining go in a stack of brown stuff run in town to town. i go to europe. traditionally, it's either a mentation, a warning, or a call to the cows to come the mountain people use it in the past as a way of communicating from one hill to the next. i. erica shockey brings a modern interpretation to the customer. and i'm gonna jo born mm hm. you as nothing magic about yodeling. and once you've got the high salseto

pitch, low chest nodes. oh, i need to flip back and forth. the know, in practice the can movement. la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, hollow. then you can yodi, it's not, it's not that hard. on the sound of the l minus the kid thing yodeling can transcend language barriers. ah, now we have something to practice at home. and if you want to see more unique destinations in check our europe, to the mass reports on our youtube channel, the europe from its extreme size in europe to the max, your max report, a hendrick spelling takes you to one of a kind places in europe. the highest. okay. now the biggest stadium, the ice, the hotel breathtaking,

stunning record breaking. it was amazing. it was like this thing i've ever done. what picks dream? cutting moments now on i youtube channel. and we have a brand new book to accompany our europe to the max reports featuring the 111 extreme places in europe, that you shouldn't miss. now if you would like to have a copy of this book, then enter our viewers draw. just go to the website for all of our details. and finally in cornwall in southwest england is known for its rugged cliffs and wild seascapes. and that is exactly what inspires artist, kirsty elves, and who collects what the c wash is up and she transforms it into miniature works of art. while her cottages and light houses are big hits, where people who want to have a bit of cornwall in their homes, the dream houses by the sea, in

a miniature made from driftwood and flops and stead a work of british artists can see allison you up cycles object she finds on the beaches of south west in england. every time we go to the beach, whether it's a family trip out all or for what i'm i never switch off or stuff and i don't go with that idea in mind because i would never find it test the collect driftwood, old bottle cool sea shells and anything else she finds on cornwall beaches? sometimes she finds so much material. she can't transport it all in one go. i just found this amazing, very different fly. quite unremarkable one size, and then this lovely shippy blue pain, which is my favorite. i expect to use that full see,

one of my case, 2 things about the war shimmering in the sun. ah, the 49 year old draws inspiration from locals. the towns and villages, like poll parents, with its quaint houses and narrow awe . this all started by complete 2 incidents. i was on the beach looking for treasure like i was day and i found a piece not too dissimilar to this one. actually had it was a block with a slanted reef and i thought, well that looks like a house. they came home and i lay on the top and secured it with a couple of nails which served as chimneys the lives in this

guard near plymouth fan. she's got 2 workshops, one for the heavy work where she uses stores and chisels kicks a collection of supplies. i'm the 2nd workshop where she met her creative juices flow. although she says, after putting together the individual pump things take shape pretty quickly. sometimes i have a very clear, i do my head for i'm going to day is it just evolves in it. you know, i never draw anything. i never put anything on paper. it's more cases, blocks together and pieces of wood together and seeing what these made a name for herself with her delightful miniature cottages and coastal scenes. every artwork is unique. she's been selling them online to 2 years now with buyers all

across the globe. sometimes she also creates animal sculptures to catch up to 250 your piece. i guess for that the see, i wouldn't be able to do. i did this. he does work for me. that's what makes it all save beautiful in 1st. ah enough, coming the beaches also something for her and on that people know we wrap up the show, but don't forget to follow us on social media as always for me in the rest of the crew here in berlin. thanks for tuning in. we'll see again the the, the

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ah ah, this is the dublin years live from berlin. the arrest of an exiled villa region active slammed by you chiefs. roman protested who was detained after his passenger flight, was forced to make an emergency landing in men's 26 year old was traveling to live away from athens. at the time the aircraft was diverted. miscellaneous, president condemned the incidents as abhorrent also coming up. 13 people dead after a cable car crash in the italian out. several others including children, have been elected to the hospital. the accident happened close to the summit of the

motor on a peak overlooking lake missouri. ah, i'm told me all logical welcome to the program. european union leaders have condemned. beller was after authorities that forced a ryan a plane to land in minsk and arrested a passenger on board roman protests, of which an exiled feller was. an activist and journalist was travelling from greece to lease to anyhow, when the abilene was diverted to the bellows. in capital and he was taken into custody. the european commission president has called the incident quote, utterly unacceptable. the flight has reportedly and now left many with the remaining passengers and crew after a security check on board the aircraft. for more i am joined by fran at the ciocca

. he is an advisor to belushi and opposition leader said lana to handle this guy. he joins me loud now from vilnius. good to have you on the program. strong international condemnation of today's event is still pouring in. what do you make of what happened? so basically this morning, i was in touch with the mom. he's a good friend of mine and we work together for many, many years. and he shared that concerns that someone is following him in athens airport one week ago we were together in athens, atlanta channels, and we were meeting president and officials of grace, and he was covering that to visit. and so we, we took the fly to last sunday and the amount of the fight this sunday. and we found out for 5 hours to go that he did the plant and villainous that he landed in main school. he started to explore what was happening, why he is not in the villas. and suddenly we realized that location consent,

a fighter jet, and forcibly landed there. the ryan they are aircraft means where all passengers got searched and that mom got to detain with his girlfriend. it's insane, a said said it's crazy in the late all possible international rules. so fair air transportation, right. do we know exactly what remind presents of which is as being accused of and why he's being detained. oh, he's accused by lucas chunk in several articles organized and mass riots, disobedience public. there's a v d and he's also on the terrorist the least by lucas shanker. he's a, he was manager in the most popular media in beller was now the channel and billers of the brain telegram channel. he was the personal enemy who question to he was collecting information from citizen journalists. it was posted video, some pictures from protest about torture in presence about the conditions in jails

. and he was one of the most prominent figures pick in about the horrible violations of human rights. and they think what we saw today, it was their revenge, revenge personal rentro luca shanker. against remind them his principal position right now. why do you think the authorities would, would do this, considering, you know, all the condemnation that's coming from abroad? why would they, you know, know that that's going to happen and still go ahead and carry out this arrest in the manner in which they did. regime doesn't feel very secure right now. there is no loyalty within the leads. many people defect the system, though only loyalist location, still hacked our army and police and k g b. so this is why he is trying to control the situation,

the culture by using violence. and definitely today's situation will look help lucretia camacho. we will be even more isolated. we dement on sanctions for against to christian and his cronies. but we see the guy who is in power for 27 years, who is lose an understanding of the reality and the who is just trying to win to buy some more time some more weeks and months. but, but the space are over and everyone understands the location because time is over and they hope that after a month the rest of the sense will be raised in again for protest and international . come into will love be calm and there isn't opposition advisor for like the ciocca in vilnius. thank you. thank you. the un security council has welcome to cease fire between israel and hamis and his calling for immediate humanitarian aid for palestinian civilians,

especially those in gaza. on the 3rd day, all the truce, thousands of displaced families are returning to their homes in gaza, or whatever is left of them that you went estimates. at least 6000 people have been left homeless picking through the rebel and just 11 days, homes, shops and roads have been wiped out. and hundreds of lives have been last. survivors of the air strikes on cars. the city are dealing with the aftermath. or allow yourself, it's an inexplicable feeling of frustration, fear, or sadness. i can't process what happened. i don't understand. i'm in shock must do . and just a couple of seconds. the minute that our building, our uncles building our neighbors building them all were flattened. medical residents are returning from wherever they could find shelter. some feel like nowhere is safe in garza and i totally danica have been bog. 3 wars each more

difficult than the last trial. and this time around the strikes were concentrated on recreational buildings, facilities, media, offices, lively areas, and gather, had this will, of course, have a psychological effect on us. that's 3 wars have affected casa, we try to rise bit by bit, and they pull us back in that target everything that if we will see any, even after the cease fire, garza still faces another dangerous crisis. the corona virus pandemic. we had the 2nd wave of lead in gaza. the hospital was a little overwhelmed, you know, we have no vaccines, enough vaccines for the population. we don't have enough testing. and then this came, this was, there was a huge destruction of the main roads, electricity, water that was waste management. the air strikes have stopped, but their impact will be felt for a long time. rescue teams in northern italy

report that at least 14 people have been killed and a child seriously injured in a cable car accident. images show. one of the gondolas crashed into the side of a mountain near strever close to the summit of the motor on a peak overlooking lake missouri. l story the say the cable car fell around 20 meters to the ground and rolled several times down the steep slope before it was stopped by trees. for me on those let's bring in fema got freelance journalist in spare longer just south of rome in italy. welcome to the program. what more can you tell us about this incident? well, as you mentioned, its confirm that one of the 2 children that was sent to the hospital in touring the regional capital one region, not north. and it has to come to ease injury and has died. unfortunately,

the 2nd child still remains in hospital. so the death toll now at 14 people as a result of this accident. now, to put it into context, as you mentioned, this cable covering people from the town, which is close to the picture and make my jewelry and bring people up to the top of the mountain. now that the jedi, that takes about 20 minutes a walk up, it's about a full hike. and so it's a plate that's popular with tourists and local, but also we cycling you do the s and people who like to go hiking, even a little amusement. right up top. so children also often seen on the cable cars. the mayor had said she is devastated by what has happened. test what done on the cable car recently. and so she doesn't understand what happened. but it's clear that one of the cables broke and hand it spell that distance and has called the

tragedy. the problem is somebody raji has expressed his condolences to the families of victims that have result as a result of this accident. did you think you mentioned that that the cabin actually can contain up to 40 people, but because the corona virus restriction, that number had been reduced and that's why it's believe that it was about 15 people on both. okay. i guess we'll have to leave it there for now and follow as updates come in. more updates on that story from rome. steamer go to freelance journalist and spare longer just south of rome, italy, thank you very much. let's turn now to some other stories making headlines. this our brazil's president, j to both marrow has led a motorcycle parade in rio de janeiro amid a search in corona virus cases. recently both sonata was fined for violating restrictions after going out in public without

a mask. brazil has the highest coven 1900 death rate. after the united states, the speaker of iranian parliament says country will stop supplying images of its atomic sides to the international atomic energy agency. this comes with new diplomatic efforts underway to save 10 runs nuclear agreement with world powers. iran is already enriching and stockpiling uranium levels. bobby, on those allowed by the 2015 deal, nearly 70000000 voters in viet nam, on electing delegates to the countries rubbish that parliament the national assembly. almost all candidates are members of the ruling communist party. the vote comes as vietnam battles a new cove in 1900 outbreak. spreading rapidly. people in the city of goma in the democratic republic of congo,

have begun returning to their homes. after fleeing and panic, after a nearby volcano erupted, the stream of molten lava came to a stop just a few 100 meters from the city limits. authorities urged almost 2000000 residents to evacuate after mountaineer to go and go. erupted for the 1st time in almost 2 decades. but many of them accuse accused the authorities of responding to late a smoldering remains of houses consumed by a river of lava from mountain near ganga. villages, east of the city of goma hit without warning. by the 1st major volcanic eruption in almost 20 years. residents trying to protect that property. we're angry at the authorities where we don't understand the congolese government it delayed, giving us the information while the fire had already begun. shondra and as the lava slowly approached, the outskirts of goma,

people began to flee. whichever way they could not do, there's never seen anything like this before we study the volcano, people talk about it a lot, but really we've never seen it, never. we're all shaking. so something with dawn, the welcome news that the lava trail had halted a few 100 meters from goma and stopped short of the city's airport for some relief at being able to return home without being harmed for others. the charm of an extraordinary soto up every one. reminder of the devastating and unpredictable power of nature. and look of a sport now and inform you. no one rebels. maxima stop and has won the monocle grand prix. the young dutchmen moved to the top of the driver standing for the 1st

time in his career with 105 points defending champion. louis hamilton finished 7th and the leader of the italian rock group who won eurovision, says he will take a voluntary drug test after accusations that he was using drugs. at the contest that miano david from madison was captured, bending over a table, leading viewers to speculate that he was using cocaine. strongly deny the accusation and says, will take a drug test to prove his innocence as he bent over because another band member had broken glass. as the controversy has deepened, rather dampened celebration of the rock group who took the top place with this on board money. that's why the money, the money

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2020, for example, over 100000000000 messages with sent via what's up every day with around 2000000000 active users. what's up is the number one messenger app in 2nd place. also from facebook is the facebook messenger with around 1300000000 users. with 1200000 users, chinese messenger and reach at is may 3rd, and with 550000000 users, the most popular independent messenger is telegraph. let's get back to the market leader with one in 3 people over the age of 13. using was that it's truly a global setup. it's also a huge source of income for its parent company. facebook which collects by the data to create profiles these other used, for example, for personalized advertising. it's actually a common business model, but many say lots of new terms and conditions go too far. data protection groups up and so what's new? what's left messages are encrypted. when you send a message,

it only gets decrypted on the receiver is device. under the new terms and conditions, enter and encryption will be mean, meaning check content will still be confidential. but when you use what that so called meta data is accumulated to companies use this data to extrapolate valuable information on how a person uses their device or fire network of friends, according to whatsapp, the new privacy policy. this data will now be passed on to his parent company. the e. u is the only place where this is for him. it it, when facebook acquired what's a special regulation? what jennifer king is an expert and information privacy at stanford university in california. she wants that passing on data can have dangerous consequences. they use the y swath of different types of information to, to target. you often think about this only in terms of kind of online commerce and

online shopping, but it goes much more broadly. i mean, certainly in this country in the us, we saw the controversies around facebook's participation in our elections and election advertising. and we also seen how much the algorithms that facebook uses to recommend content to use specially facebook groups have led to people becoming more radicalized in europe, passing on data within a company. and the massive individual data is prohibited according to the general data protection regulation. but facebook plan and also provokes criticism in the u . s. and many other countries who's had the response. facebook clarified that it was only going to collect information from chaps concerning communication with companies. but this would allow facebook to receive data on the consumer behavior of users. for instance, the data can then be used to make more money with personalized advertising. ready

and there's a further motive behind the cooperation with. ready the calculated because the more that a company like facebook can argue that they cannot possibly disentangle. all of these other companies that they've acquired from the core of facebook. the more leverage i believe they feel like they have and trying to fight anti trust concerns that are currently being raised here in what step users don't have a choice. they don't accept the new condition. they won't be able to use all the apps familiar functions. since what's that new terms and conditions where now it's at the beginning of this year? more and more people have been looking for alternatives. popular choice is signal in january. he even hit number one for a short time in apple's app store from sect what's at found a brian actually, and of a 3000000000 euros when facebook bought was app. today, he's a big fan of signal to even co founded. the nonprofits signal foundation,

which for most open source privacy technologies, and to give the foundation 50000000 euros a startup capitol, an important contribution to its success. ah, the signal is a messenger and that focuses on user privacy. the data is encrypted using the open source signal protocol, which is where the advocates plain enables users and encrypted messages, photos, videos, and documents to another user or in group checks ah, was created by a cryptography expert knew by his student. the marlins previously worked for different tech security companies and had been twitters cheat technology officer in 2013 moxie left with her and funded open whisper signals. predecessor, it's fans include some prominent names in tech circles, courtesy activist edward snowden and twitter. find your jack dorsey appraised the

stream of your genuine test treated you signal to your the europe installation. also recommends using signal i are producing experts appreciate signal to getting the messenger a thumbs up. the other apps do encrypt transmission. but signal is trying to build a business off of essentially guaranteeing that the communications between you and other signal users are completely private. they don't hold what we call the keys, the encryption keys to those messages. whether you're concerned about other individuals, hackers or the government signal probably checks all those boxes. signal has declared an offensive on facebook's or page data policy. for example, with ads like this one, they were supposed to be on the photo platform instagram. the advertising was to be

tailored to the individual user, using data that advertisers can purchase this data, include hobbies, locations, and even opinions on socio political issues. pretty scary stuff. never showed up on instagram. facebook claims that signals campaign never got started. signal says they were blocked. one thing is certain low. the issue has definitely raise awareness on privacy. telegram has also prevented from the controversy surrounding watts up today more than 550000000 people worldwide use this app. the most popular alternative to what's aft isn't signal, but telegram launched by popular euro from russia. telegram registered $150000000.00 new users in the 1st month of this year. switching to telegram is easy. caps can be imported from one tab with just one click. thanks to a browser extension, the app can also be used on your desktop. this works because telegram uses

a cloud service. if you don't want to save messages to the cloud, you need to set up a so called secret chat. messages are then to your own device, the self destruct timer for messages and files is another features. it protects your privacy. i would encourage you to put some type of expiration date because one thing you always need to assume is that when you join an online service that they are going to have the default set to the maximal exposure. the want to keep chaps around, you know, if there's an option to share data, it'll probably be selected also a little bit of homework and try to familiarize yourself with what that platform does. a telegram and signal run on android as well as the i o. s operating system kilogram is advent free and doesn't allow it's content to be regulated. sounds good, but it has led to radicals in germany, for example,

gathering and huge chat groups and spreading, hey, polls and sake use the messenger service provided by the gaming pads on this card is also becoming increasingly popular. first, ahead with gaming fans. it now has around 150000000 users worldwide. that's twice as many as last year. they've taken a closer look at this high flying out. discord was originally designed as a plot for gamers. but now you can also find groups called servers to talk about other things. you can start your own server or joining the existing want to meet like minded people. ever since the number of discord users double to reach a 150000000, however, the most popular communities are often already meet you. williams is an associate professor teachers courses of gaming. and he explains the industry in times of the corporate 19 demik with are the same. we see across gaming discourse, not only

a gaming app, but gaming is a 2060 percent across most platforms, as people have flocked to find some kind of social outlet when they otherwise couldn't each other face to face the many different functions and discourse are one reason why people are turning to the app to keep in touch with friends. the chat rooms can easily be personalized. you can create subgroups called channels with different privileges for individual users. oh, and you can communicate via video or voice chat more. you can also share your screen. oh, they were actually some gaming centric platforms that are still around venture low and team speak. there are still used by some gaming cultures. this court has some more functionality, it's user experience or you x is a little bit nicer and smoother and cleaner. it's also notable that it isn't driven by advertising. and that if you go there,

you don't feel quite so surveilled by commercial interests. i think that's a bit of an appeal. there's a catch the discourse. the story was developed for gamers and the messages sent via the san francisco bass provider do not have end to end encryption and to and encryption. very important to me. so discord is currently not an option even though i'd really like to stop using walter. but then most of my friends are still there. you 100 caspar data protection commission and hamburg has issued an order which only applies in germany. looks indoors trans, into german users are currently protected by this order binding facebook and processing their data. right? i mean, i have to see if this order, which is limited to 3 months on the, be taken up to the european level. and you just show up, we're trying to get our colleagues from the european data protection board,

including to join us. also assume it's the international standardized data protection is something i would like to see implemented. i think it's a scandal that facebook can't or won't make their terms and conditions more sense parents. i want to have more control of my personal data. and as the global success alternative apps shows, i'm not the only one. what's your opinion? have you thought about switching to an alternative app, or are you worried that it might be hard to just stay in touch with your friends? there's no on d, w dot com on our youtube channel. that's all for me today. see you again soon. ah, me in the in the race

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