they die and he says it didn t happen no you have points there can i just give us examples of what i meant when i sat that you know they help for instance when people were in lock downs and still like a lot of countries are getting 2nd waves right now and people feel more comfortable staying home if they can work on distance so you have amazon for instance delivering goods food. utilities things that you need. a ball because they track you you know. if i were concerned only with my physical safety i might use those services too but i do find safety in a broader way it includes my health it also includes my freedom and my privacy and therefore i never use those disservices that require people to identify themselves and they do it to get food delivered that way you have to give you have to identify yourself in order to pay you can t pay cash and then you have to give your address to and that s more information that i then i want the supermarket to have about me so i go to a sup
months have put data protection back in the spotlight join a crisis of this kind do we have to choose between safety and privacy while i talk about this with richard stallman digital privacy activist and the founder of the free software movement. richard stallman digital privacy activist the sounder and later all the free software movement it s such a pleasure to have you on our program once again while richard time so really changed and still last time we and jews folk and i have so many questions. especially now that we re in the middle of one of the biggest crisis our generations have faced in the past 100 years so is the coronavirus epidemic has shown that. giant tech companies can use stand resources to help out in a crisis situation and that s undeniable i haven t seen that well i mean i haven t seen them help. them remain saying that they re doing right now is helping people spread insane lunatic rumors that are starting from the president of the us who is basically us
and then i carry my groceries back and this way i am not having data about me put in a database because the only data the only personal data. that isn t just about you that isn t a threat to you is the data that hasn t been collected is a distraction to talk about protection of data in the databases because the real way to protect your privacy is make sure the data isn t collected about what you do or where you go or who you talk with or what you say to them. so we re going to be talking all the progress whether people should be choosing between safety and privacy but let me just. not a choice privacy is part of safety remember one of the biggest dangers these days is political safety safety for instance from governments that are repressive or thora tarion and cruel and if the more they know about what people are doing the more dangerous they are collecting data is part of their technique for repression and then there are the movements anti truth movement such as you can find
is r.t. international my name s colleen brave welcome to world news and reaction from a sailor in the russian capital we re going to start with some breaking news for you this hour coming into us of the new center a military plane with up to 23 people on board has crashed in the hulk over region of eastern ukraine 18 people are confirmed dead and 2 are said to be in a critical condition after suffering severe burns it was an antonov a n $26.00 craft it s a twin engine turbo prop aircraft widely used in the military and it s said to have crashed while coming into land near the city of which is about 530 kilometers east of kiev ukrainian military sources say the had been 5 crew members and 18 cadets on board details are still coming in when we can come for more for you we will of course update you. tor headline news then a machete attack near the former paris headquarters of the satirical magazine charlie hebdo is being treated now as a terror incident 2 suspects have been deta
results. and what is the strategic plan at commerzbank? we are joined by stephen engle s later this morning. manus: it is germany, it is commerzbank, they delivered just shy of what the market expected. 3 billion euros in term of revenue, the market penciled in 2.14. of course, deutsche bank and commerzbank, the deal floundered. who will come in and swoop in? that is the question in the market. full-year net income targets are significantly more ambitious, this is a re-rating of expectations on this guidance. significantly more ambitious net income comes in at 1.27 alien for the second billion for the second. guiding higher underlying revenue for the previous year. we will have a conversation with commerzbank a little later on. nejra, you have got unicredit. nejra: yes. second quarter income the red headline, coming in a little bit soft on the second quarter. it sees full-year revenue at 18.7 billion euros. 19.07, sote was again, coming in a little light in terms of its o