Building an Internet where Privacy is the default with Andy Yen | WIRED Security

Andy Yen, the founder and CEO of Proton. Andy launched ProtonMail, which is now the world’s largest encrypted email service, in 2014 while he was working as a CERN scientist. Since then, Andy has become a respected advocate for online privacy rights. In this session from WIRED Money Andy discusses data creation, surveillance capitalism and how we can repair online privacy.

'The truth is that a lot of the data that is being created and stored is actually being collected by firms engaged in what we call surveillance capitalism.'

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