ITProTV Podcast 14: Where Does My Mobile Data Go?

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ITProTV Podcast 14: Where Does My Mobile Data Go?

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Oct 24, 2017

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When you download a mobile app, you understand you'll be sharing some data with them. But do you know who they're sharing your data with? In this episode, Peter VanRysdam and Don Pezet talk with Pradeo's CTO Vivien Raoul about where your data is going and what to do about it.

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Oct 24, 2017

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Don Pezet and friends cover a whirlwind of tech topics each week from interviews with industry experts and up-and-coming companies to commentary on topics like security, vendor certifications, networking, and just about anything IT related.

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