#037 WhatsApp and the real price of free social networks — Nerushka Bowan

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Should we be jumping the WhatsApp ship?

In this episode I talk to Nerushka Bowan about the recent panic over - and exodus from - WhatsApp. Nerushka is an emerging technology law specialist and legal technology innovator, and has been one of the more balanced and lucid voices in the noise around this interesting development.
21 Jan 2021 English South Africa Management · Personal Journals

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