They're watching you 😱 Protect your online PRIVACY!

[@davidbombal]

Is it possible to have Privacy in 2024? I ask Andy Yen (CEO of Proton) this and other very important questions about being anonymous and private on the Internet in 2024. // Books Mentioned // Extreme Privacy: What it takes to disappear by Michael Bazzell: amzn.to/3Hcz23m Linux Basics for Hackers by Occupy the Web: amzn.to/3RUC69d How to Hack like a Ghost by Sparc Flow: amzn.to/3NS8WWY If it’s smart, it’s vulnerable by Mikko Hypponen: amzn.to/4aGV2AK // Proton Affiliate LINKS // Proton Mail: go.getproton.me/SHs9 Proton VPN: go.getproton.me/SHsA // Andy’s SOCIAL // X: twitter.com/andyyen Proton Blog: proton.me/blog/author/ayen LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/andy-yen-03a9676/ // David's SOCIAL // Discord: discord.com/invite/usKSyzb X / Twitter: twitter.com/davidbombal Instagram: instagram.com/davidbombal LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/davidbombal Facebook: facebook.com/davidbombal.co TikTok: tiktok.com/@davidbombal KZbin: www.youtube.com/@davidbombal // MY STUFF // www.amazon.com/shop/davidbombal // SPONSORS // Interested in sponsoring my videos? Reach out to my team here: [e-mail] // MENU // 00:00 - Coming up 00:45 - Andy Yen, CEO of Proton // How Proton started 03:52 - Recommended books 04:31 - Is it possible to have privacy in 2024? 07:36 - Privacy vs Anonymity 09:39 - "Privacy is a human need" 10:41 - How to be more private 11:53 - Google's business model 13:45 - How to be more private (continued) 15:20 - How Apple uses your data 16:51 - The Proton and French activist case 20:52 - Proton Mail's encryption explained 23:14 - The Proton and French activist case (continued) 25:48 - The UK Online Safety Act explained 32:15 - How Proton's public keys work 36:51 - No logs on Proton VPN 38:41 - Switzerland and their privacy laws 40:25 - TOR vs VPN 43:32 - Proton's ecosystem 45:20 - Proton Pass and Proton Sentinel // Leaked passwords 52:42 - Basics on how to get privacy in 2024 57:02 - Advanced ways to get privacy 01:03:13 - Recommended messaging apps 01:06:19 - The worry of A.I. in 2024 01:07:58 - Why encryption in email is needed // SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) explained 01:11:12 - Proton vs Google 01:13:28 - Conclusion vpn proton mail proton vpn proton tor proxy chains linux android iphone ios tails tails linux invisible online hide identity privacy kali linux online privacy internet security online privacy and security online privacy tips online privacy guide internet security tutorial Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel! Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.

[@TempOne-vh4fd]

government sure seems to be breaking end to end with spying laws.

[@GeraldGlispie]

Keep spreading content David your amazing man! And on mission I see! Keep doing u and help trying come up with security and privacy for us human beings! Pls. And I stand firmly behind you!… And stay strong and always look out for the next man! Godspeed.

[@myname-mz3lo]

great interview david thanks . any chance you could do an interview with a cypher punk ? i think cypher punks have done so much for privacy and open source internet from the verry beginning . but noone even knows who they are and that is such a shame . i think anyone in this kind of community should know what it even is .

[@moe3060]

isn't Brave Chromium based which is the same as google chrome?

[@lotuschamp7796]

@@moe3060 Brave is chrome, librewolf is ff

[@boxcarhobo8315]

Steve Wozniak is the face of good intentions and innocence of programmers/engineers who wanted to do good in the world.

[@davidbombal]

Wish we had more people like him investing in good projects ☹️

[@theloniousMac]

Never meet your heroes.

[@myname-mz3lo]

its called cypher punks . he was one when he started out so im not surprised he kept some of those ideals later on. you should look up what cypher punks are . its thanks to them that internet was open source and not a government owned thing

[@guardingusai]

@boxcarhobo8315 SteveWozniak doesn’t run this company, We are Talk in Billionaire & Trillions Battles here. @DavidBombel. WHY my company Made BIGtech a the USA, Change it all? Ground-Zero.

[@guardingusai]

@@myname-mz3lo stop it’s more then you will ever know about! Not even close!

[@hetmanfoko]

More on privacy, exactly what I waited for. Thanks David!

[@hamedhosseinzade2825]

Privacy isn't about hidding but losing, most of us have nothing to hide but almost all of us have something to lose.

[@myname-mz3lo]

yep . its why we close the door when we go to the toilet even though we have nothing to hide . or why we put blinds on our windows

[@stylis666]

Indeed, and Andy doesn't make that very clear, and I'm not even sure if he actually fully understood or thoroughly thought about what he said. The things we (necessarily) hide are the ways to access places where people can interfere with us, such as passwords, pin numbers. Everyone has things they can lose, even if it's just that 20 bucks you wanted to spend on a gift. If you thought you had it and someone stole it, that will piss you off. If it happens once, you'll recover and use another 20 bucks, but if people have access to your email and bank account and you never know how much money you actually have, that's unlivable. You're not hiding your money, we just like to have some control and reliability.

[@JRE-ut2tb]

@@xCheddarB0b42xif you are a law abiding citizen then sure you should have your rights mate.

[@apex_prey]

Hiding*

[@apex_prey]

​@@JRE-ut2tbNah. Everyone should have equal opportunity to access thorough privacy. Citizens and criminals and cops alike. Makes it fun.

[@Depthcharger44]

It's very rare to see a CEO that acknowledges the possibility that Proton would eventuality get breached, not in the matter of If but When. Ego and ignorance is most big companies downfall and Andy knows it so I can see Proton making it far in the future. Hopefully we will get like an Office Suite from Proton

[@Atomicdelta765]

Thank you David, this was one great video you have put up. Thank you for just being who you are, I enjoy watching your videos and interviews. Keep up the good work!

[@davidbombal]

I appreciate that!

[@funkedreality]

This gentleman is a great CEO; he does it his way, is very trustworthy, and we need to protect great minds like his.

[@davidbombal]

Andy is great!

[@ThisIsJustADrillBit]

What a fascinating conversation. This issue is often skimmed over it poorly laid out. This is perfect and couldn't be more relevant.

[@nacholibreri]

Rob Braxman is simple but thorough as well, check out his anonymity suggestions

[@PeterL-k3g]

Can't wait for Proton Docs...which I hope will come in 2024. Thanks for an fantastic channel and great interview! There are a lot of struggle in my life at the moment, but your intonation always infuses me with hope and more connection with my future self. Thank you David!

[@ghassanelgendy]

“if something is free, you’re the product”.

[@K4rm4ness]

I love Proton mail!! Excellent service!!

[@davidbombal]

Glad to hear it!

[@ProtonAG]

Happy to hear that, Anthony!

[@Avatar-h8o]

Just when I thought there is no more hope left for online privacy, I watched this video and I signed up with Proton. Thanks guys, you are real life savers!!

[@Gray3ther]

I think my IQ & decency just doubled listening to Mr. Yen speak. Flawless interview! Thank you, David!

[@kiyoponnn]

Nothing can increase the IQ of a person who refuses to think

[@danteoviedo5347]

Facts ❤​@@kiyoponnn

[@jampskan5690]

This guy stands by logic, truth, and honesty; and that's exactly what we need more of in this world!

[@TheRafiqVi]

I love this man, he is honest and so technical, and his vision is crystal clear without zero doubt in mind and soul. This kinda people are always makes hope for the people are are really concerned about privacy for generations. God bless you.

[@jozee808]

Honored to meet the CEO of Proton, really appreciated this conversation, so helpful, thank you.

[@tmcarter3]

Fantastic talk! David, you and Andy knocked this one out of the park!! Great job!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you!

[@grcpipo]

dam man, hell of interview, totally sold for this one!!

[@davidbombal]

Glad you enjoyed the interview :)

[@TheDblock255]

Wow!!! 🤯🤯🤯🤯 Thank you, David and Andy!! I had no idea I will be switching to every product, Proton offers!!

[@ScandalUK]

My area in the UK is covered by plenty of Meshtastic nodes - goes to show what we thought of the Online Safety Bill!

[@WHITE-m6s]

I loved the interview and the energy and joy.

[@davidbombal]

Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@lukaseichinger2332]

Great Interview, I enjoyed it a lot! And you are a great interviewer, good questions and not to much talking in between, for me just the right amount 👍🏻

[@R4C3R]

Great video, I really enjoyed watching it! Its good to know what other options there are!

[@MiguelDeMarchena]

Even the most private mailing and messaging services can become a honeypots when authorities force them legally to turn the data and no matters how encrypted your data can be if they can scan your data before encryption or on the recipient side after decryption, windows and mac are to the brim of black boxes, for privacy it is better to use any open source OSs.

[@CapsLock33]

The only reason why i have a Proton Email account is because of this channel. Thank you for the great interview. Keep these coming!!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you. Lots more content coming :)

[@jamesmarchetti3286]

This an extremely important video that needs to and should be seen and watched by everyone !!! Instead like me learning this all on my own !!

[@shammon1]

This is why I like this channel, solid info with no nonsense thanks

[@BigPicGuy]

If a business offers you something for free, and sells what you do, you are not the customer, you are the product.

[@bradrogers4281]

Why can't more companies be run by people like this....

[@HuyNguyen-ok9rq]

I never thought I would watch this type of video for more than an hour, very informative, great minds, really like the way he explains things logically, thank you very much ❤

[@kennenite2092]

Love proton, been using it for years. Was great hearing the ceos thoughts on this all. Great interview

[@rickyu1978]

At 21:13, he says "data" comes in and is then encrypted by the users public key. TLS is used in transit, the encryption ceases when the payload is at REST on Proton Mail servers. So if proton mail can encrypt the email at a certain point, then they can read it in clear text prior to encryption no? There was a bit of confusion at 23:05, and it was unclear how the key distribution occurred or where the private key was held. It would be good to have a follow-up to see if ProntonMail ever can see the clear text before encryption

[@tercmd]

If a Proton user sends mail to another Proton user, the sender will encrypt the message with the receiver's public key. If a user on another mail service sends an email to a Proton user, the mail will not be encrypted in transit, but Proton will store it encrypted.

[@skeletordevops]

One of the best interviews I’ve seen on this channel.

[@Sidorros]

Thanks again for the great conversation, David

[@bullfaceone]

I want to thank you for having such an incredible channel that is extremely informative. I have been in the computer business since 1967 working in the consulting field, I was placed on the COBOL F compiler team to help debug and correct any bugs that was discovered ( I am aging myself). Because of your channel, I started to learn about hacking since I wanted to understand how these individuals penetrate networks. I have recommended your channel to so many young professionals to further their education and everyone contacted me to tell me thank you for your channel. Keep up the great work Mr. Bombal you are providing everyone with a great education.

[@davidbombal]

Fantastic! Thank you for sharing :)

[@robsonvieira9027]

The only way to be anonymous and being free from any government either in international waters or in space.

[@iainmitchell5979]

Amazing chat, very informative hooked to this all the way through. Definitely going to try to move to proton, free model first then pay if it's actually usable. Keep these convos coming, enjoying your content, thanks 👍

[@davidbombal]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@renn3014]

I love this channel. I’ve learned so much. This interview was awesome. Such a friendly face 😆 this put me in a even better mood 😄

[@qkb3128]

Great content Thank you! So much because of you and the seemingly Honest answers given I’ll now have proton for everything. Thank you again, David.

[@Manney45]

Thanks for this wonderful podcast on privacy. Completed whole video in 2 days. ❤ From India

[@ro.stan.4115]

Important 0:45 - 3:55 7:40 - 9:39 16:51 - 25:50 32:15 - 40:25

[@sw33d-jd1xm]

Great interview! Thanks David and Andy.

[@murtadha96]

Great episode! And love using Proton

[@PS_Tube]

Interesting interview David. Dissecting what privacy means for the folks to understand, which all of us pay heed to.

[@davidbombal]

Glad you enjoyed the interview. Such an important topic at the moment!

[@rjmschilt]

Loved the topic. Great interview! Thank you.

[@martinb4093]

This is one of the most informative videos I've ever watched. Thanks

[@davidbombal]

Very happy to hear that!

[@njoy177]

If one uses any technology, there is no security at all,, all modern telecom, computers, gadgets, are built on architecture in favour of creator, and not users..it was always left to creator right since start, what to do with the service or tech provided to users, nothing to prevent the creators if any misused happened. Still today, despite all sugar coating, there is no security at all if one uses any modern tech. No privacy exists in reality.

[@pilarskifamily899]

Uneducated US citizen here...my mind is blown that he refers to 'what will happen with the next election ' in regards to Switzerland...😮

[@ryancohen6479]

Andy Yen is amazing

[@f.3850]

Great interview ❤ David ❤ Proton (The Trust)

[@bb94118]

The content you create here on KZbin is fantastic. Keep it up!

[@RobertoChaming]

Thank you so much Mr. David Bombal for making this interview with Mr. Andy Yen.......really learn a lot.

[@zine_eddinex24]

thanks man I'm learning a lot from you and your channel you making great empact on the online world and we benefiting and getting more knowledge and awareness on the internet .. I'm still new learning and interested about linux and hacking and passion to understand how lot of things work and caring about privacy too ..

[@jabadoo5307]

David, this was such a great interview, and as someone who’s quite concerned about privacy, this interview is right up my alley. I’ve got friends that will sometimes spout the same bullcrap about not needing privacy, and I can’t help but shake my head. I’m on IOS, and fairly into the ecosystem, but my vehicle I drive has android auto and GM Onstar. Aside from ripping it all out or just disabling the entire infotainment system, what options are really available for me? I have gmail account that exists solely for android auto and the built in google maps.

[@scentilatingone2148]

Love Proton. Been a member since 2017

[@ProtonAG]

Great to meet a long-time user! 🙌

[@Uncle_Buzz]

Excellent talk, and VERY revealing! I've been a Proton customer for about 6 years, I fired Google once I learned all this info (except KZbin, obviously). So WHEN will Proton release a web browser?

[@UnitedPublicServantAwareness]

Proton is a good source but it's no different than using any other email client if you don't use use the keys to encrypt your messages. Yeah sure Proton has the option to set a login and mailbox password but that does not encrypt your messages. You have to do this task manually and pass the encryption keys to the ones you communicate with and they must be using Proton also with their own keys or else there is no encryption what so ever and anyone can read your messages and track you even if you use Tor with Proton which includes the Proton onion relays it does zero even if you pay for the premium you must setup the encryption manually.

[@Uncle_Buzz]

@@UnitedPublicServantAwareness Not sure how that has anything to do with my question. 🤔

[@averageconsumer007]

loved every sec of this video! ❤🙏🏽

[@davocc2405]

Can't recall if it's mentioned in this but people should also avoid cross-site authentication (so where you log into a news or other site with FB's credential system). I recall linked accounts being one of the key attack methods used by a group who wanted to steal a prized Twitter handle from a journalist, they got in through another app using social engineering and eventually to his Apple ecosystem where they were able to destroy EVERYTHING - phone, tablet, Macbook, server, apparently even his backups. This article was from some time back but still the principle applies I think.

[@mobilecommunicationsnetwor5268]

How does proton software suite integrate with say Chromebooks? Since you need Gmail to sign on.

[@florenzobauer]

You can still have proton but if you are going for the security and privacy that proton has using a Chromebook kind of negates that as the Google OS is going to still be able to more or less do what it does, my recommendation would be moving toward a different computer brand

[@mobilecommunicationsnetwor5268]

@@florenzobauer your recommendation for operating system/Computer.

[@pAulseperformance]

Proton is the best! I love proton pass!

[@davidbombal]

Happy to hear that!

[@ProtonAG]

Happy to hear that you're relying on our most recently developed service!

[@darrinkl]

what i dont understand about proton mail is that if you signup for the premium they your info so whats the point

[@lgarla23]

Try Mailu or another self hosted email server NOT Proton. The only person that should be trusted handling your email is you!

[@markandrews1219]

It would be great if people like Andy Yen, Michael Bazzel, Edward Snowden, Daniel Micay and like minded professionals would design and manufacture a new privacy phone and operating system for phones and computers. No need to De-Google a phone or accept a poisonous Apple from any tech Queen. While there are operating systems like Graphene, Google still gets a hardware sale from their Pixel devices. Virtually every keystroke on our computer is tracked by the leading hardware & software manufacturers. Governments all over the world demand access to every thought in the name of “security” and public “safety”….the list of invasive acts is getting longer by the day.

[@JRE-ut2tb]

Stick to a flip phone then. Less maintenance.

[@FunderDuck]

Can freedom exist without privacy?

[@davidbombal]

It's a real problem ☹️

[@myname-mz3lo]

look up what cypher punks are . they are the people talking the most about this exact topic . they are the reason the internet is open source and not owned by governments . wikileaks etc was also examples of cypher punks work .

[@WB-63]

Nope because people want to control others. The desire to control other people is to strong

[@noam65]

Nope.

[@Eaglepass]

Approximated freedom "Anatomical zoology" Mammalian barriers vs."Lizard people" those chilling disclaimers" Na! Freedom approximation editing.

[@thangchanhtech7717]

Are we going to ignore how proton claim they dont log IP but they actually logged IP and gave it to the FBI?

[@adkvoyageur]

Is there a difference between privacy or being anonymous and the right to protect your privacy ?

[@davidbombal]

Please watch the interview - we discuss this.

[@adkvoyageur]

@@davidbombal David…thanks the reply, I finally finished the interview. Your advice was to be patient opened another path. The issue I’m trying to resolve (privacy) can only be attained by using bandaids, when we really need surgery. Thanks for listening, I enjoy all your interviews especially OTW. Bruce

[@hgmyyt]

thanks mr. Andy Yen, a great and honest man. Very interesting to listen

[@davidbombal]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@kearneyIT]

simply brilliant video. My UDM Pro is now completely VPN protected for all traffic.

[@luismarrero9293]

very interesting video, I personally use and likes proton mail and vpn services. but at the end of the road, whatever privacy and security you are mentioning is not for everybody, if you get rid of google, Gmail, Facebook and go to Linux instead of IOS or Windows. there is no way you escape from being watch. cellphone company watch and record you, ISP provider also, google, even the apps you installed on your mobile are constantly watching you. So, getting out of few services will not make any difference. all browsers are getting cookies and keeping your info, even they say it is private. so, who is going to change everything to make they lives more difficult but still getting watch by other services, companies, browsers, telephone companies etc. we need to learn how to live without privacy, and monitor everything daily to detect if something is not right. the only way to be secure if coming back to cavemens . good video David good information.

[@FraterSorax]

Called a degoogled phone 😉

[@Kingupro]

Great interview and of course how he answers questions based on reality not in business wise I'm switching to proton.

[@derekbell7981]

Is there any merit in having an apple phone and an android phone? If you need facebook and whatsapp because of being a member of clubs that use them, but want to keep google out of everything else, because as you have pointed out, once you have a gmail address, everything ties into that. ( I had to sign in to gmail to make this comment)

[@macb.631]

David you said, you're using Proton, but why does your website(s) show MX records to Ionos instead of Proton?

[@macb.631]

Hi David, may we get a true answer over here or somewhere else? Was this only a paid marketing video?

[@diegomarche]

Great stuff, Proton has my trust, thanks for bringing him and for the preparation you put in for the interview, great questions. Also, it's so useful when you make recaps of the answers he gives, it helps so much to make everything clear.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you. I appreciate that!

[@ProtonAG]

💜

[@G1g-l8i]

you are great David❤

[@davidbombal]

Thank you 😀

[@paulshaw4385]

il be switching to proton this evening. great interview

[@myname-mz3lo]

even if not signed in to google your searches will still make it back to them . they use fingerprinting to recognise you .

[@metrixc]

Great interview David, you talked about the Swiss law and the no log policy of Proton. What happens if I connect to a VPN server that’s located in the US or somewhere else outside of Swiss. Do these laws still apply, or is it dependent on where I exit the VPN? Thank you.

[@yosotattoo]

For messaging, no mentions of threema?

[@ruohki]

Can't they be ordered to log the password on sitelogin and then use this to decrypt the private key?

[@mrRoverkane]

They were at cern and then had their prices $6.66 & $9.99 lol. What an odd thing to do

[@JonniArmani]

OK, so let me see if I got this straight. This guy worked for CERN which summons demons and I’m supposed to utilize the service. I don’t think so….

[@profetik777]

Another banger , great interview and info

[@CappellaKeys]

I'd like to see Proton make their own social media platform

[@Hacker-nl7ps]

Good content ❤

[@davidbombal]

Thank you!

[@nakulkundra5779]

Awesome content!!! Its practical content!

[@FelhasznaloAltalanos-ip6du]

I wonder how come that KZbin is not mentioned in this interview as a Google asset? By watching these videos we expose our details to Google exactly like when using Gmail, I am sure. A solution might be moving to Rumble maybe? Somehow I can only see 6 videos from David there. Rob Braxman, who is quite privacy addict is there, Naomi Brockwell too.

[@JRE-ut2tb]

It’s called convenience vs privacy.

[@r55cyl70]

I do love the way he talks about security and i thank you for opening this up for people, I agree about keeping yourself safe and i love the fact we can do that but to a certain degree you are telling people what to do to commit crime and get away with it no ? as there will be no logs or way the authorities can use anything to get the data (if needed) ?

[@ALi-pf7xh]

Hey David, Would it be possible for you to make a comprehensive video for CISSP? I'm totally new in the realm of Cyber, and Which books should I start to prepare to be ready to read for the CISSP domain? I mean the pre-requisites of CISSP and that guideline.

[@ashrafarzu3285]

My phone take screenshot sometimes and i found some of it in media file.

[@shubhamthakur_01]

In order to be private or anonymous in real life you need to build your own device& gadgets,your own apps and your own network which is not possible for a indivisual ,so there is no chance that you can be anonymous or private, there will always be someone watching your moves on the internet ,though you use any type of marketing bullshit.These marketing gimics will only work against indivisual like us working on limited resources.

[@zuckerman3901]

Yes, but encryption can make it more difficult to violate privacy

[@JRE-ut2tb]

Sure you can. It’s called a fake identity.

[@ىدي-ط7جلاخ]

Can I root my OnePlus 8 t mobile with out getting unlock token from carrier??

[@ىدي-ط7جلاخ]

Plz answer this

[@noam65]

A government's interest isn't always criminal issues. It could be security, or a patent they want to bring into the black world - with our without compensation, the target could be on a terrorist list, or it can be corporate espionage, or other reasons. To assume that because you're not a criminal they wouldn't target your data is not true.

[@Fjord_Driver]

Google already has a profile on everyone and their search habits once they began to grow Sure you can switch, but Google still has your information. Are they going to delete it? Ever? 2FA(two factor authentication) on your phone is a potential major headache if you get your phone stolen, lose it, drop it in the lake, etc. Now accessing your accounts becomes a big problem.

[@muhammadtaha2578]

big fan of your videos sir ❤❤

[@davidbombal]

Thank you so much 😀

[@pascalauclair4973]

Many Thanks, Democracy = Privacy, so a country that breaks privacy can't claim to be a democracy, that should be an assumed choice, that all.

[@Kevin-nw9om]

What are some good Password manager that store locally? Im a bit iffy about "the cloud..." (ooh ahhh)

[@GeraldGlispie]

Save the world Bombal I’ve watched your channel for the last 4 years and proud of what u do and how u do it! And learn American citizens about hackers cause I’ve been hacked to and been going through a lot as well so keep stay strong and keep being you! 💯🇺🇸🙏🏻💥👑💪🏻🤟🏻

[@davidbombal]

Thank you. The more I can educate people, the better :) It's terrible when you get hacked ☹️ But this happens to lots of people and companies every day. As they say... it's not if you will get hacked, but when (unfortunately).

[@Abduselam.m]

Thanks so much David 🙏

[@davidbombal]

You are very welcome

[@danielberg5908]

Is this secure against keyloggers?

[@JRE-ut2tb]

Most definitely not

[@4sp3ro]

I remember a case of proton mail, some person use to illegal acts and the police and goverment ask to proton of the data in the proton email, and proton dont have more options to delivery the information after they say have 0 log politic. Anyone can explain me? Ps. Sorry for my english

[@davidbombal]

I asked Andy this question in the interview. See 16:50

[@simbaclaws_youtube]

I wish there was something like a stateless tcp or udp stack, but you can't really establish a connection without knowing what the Tx and Rx are if you get where I'm coming from. That reminds me, will you do a video about LoRa at some point? I like to see alternative networking protocol video's.