Everything You Tweet Can Be Used Against You
summary
Explains how Argentine security forces use OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) techniques and social-media monitoring («ciberpatrullaje») to investigate people, showing how that data collection can lead to innocent people being implicated in criminal cases. Gives concrete examples from the presenter’s own experience and discusses tools and practices used for social media surveillance.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Cyberpatrolling introduction
- 3:19First arrest over a tweet
- 5:50Social threats and legal consequences
- 7:38Pandemic jokes and persecution
- 9:44Public intimidation laws and subjectivity
- 11:29Threats to Trump and US cases
- 13:16Patrolling after official hacks
- 16:50Political opinion persecution in elections
- 20:41Police investigation clues analysis
- 23:15Detention without formal charges
- 24:43Chilling effect on free speech
- 25:48Q&A and closing
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