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Oct 21, 2026

Marco Cheng-PerriSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:19
So we want to let them know that we're looking for the positive while making sure we safeguard all the bad things that could happen.
Patricia KosseimHOST
19:27
Also among our guests attending the launch of this year's Transparency Showcase was Alejandro Mayoral Banos, co-executive director of Access Now, an international nonprofit organization that defends and extends the digital rights of people and communities at risk.
Patricia KosseimHOST
19:45
He spoke to us about the transformative power of transparency to drive civic engagement in the democratic process and gave us his thoughts on the Transparency Showcase.
Alejandro Mayoral BañosSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:56
Well, transparency is one of the main aspects of an open government alongside participation and accountability.
Mike BacaHOST
6:40
If you ever receive one, it's real.
Mike BacaHOST
6:42
Follow its instructions and contact a group that helps, like AccessNow's Digital Security Helpline or Citizen Lab.
Mike BacaHOST
6:50
two turn on the highest security mode your phone offers on iphone that's lockdown mode in settings under privacy and security on android advanced protection both trade some convenience for a much smaller attack surface and they're built for exactly this three restart your phone every day some spyware doesn't survive a reboot it's a free low-tech habit security researchers recommend to people at risk Four, keep the sensitive work on the devices with those protections and keep those devices updated the day the update lands, not the week.
Mike BacaHOST
7:27
And the family version, because the headline will reach your group chat, that spyware story was aimed at journalists through a company the ad industry has since cut off.
Navodita KumariCORRESPONDENT
4:57
It's not the first time that the Indian government has shut down the internet to suppress protests.
Navodita KumariCORRESPONDENT
5:03
According to Access Now, an NGO monitoring blackouts, in 2025, India cut internet access 65 times, the highest in a democracy.
François PicardHOST
5:15
Let me begin with you, uh, Anash Gowande.
François PicardHOST
5:18
Uh, we saw in that report, uh, are the protesters one step ahead of, uh, the authorities in this one?
Emmanuel MwambaHOST
58:11
Zambia was supposed to host this.
Emmanuel MwambaHOST
58:14
It's, um, largest world summit on human rights and on technology or- organized by both the United Nations Human Rights Council and an NGO called Access Now.
Emmanuel MwambaHOST
58:27
Zambia canceled it 'cause they had no idea when they had digital rights.
Emmanuel MwambaHOST
58:31
I don't know whether Felix Mutati thought he is, uh, a digital martyr.

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