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Matt Cutts, personally opposes backdoors because they create vulnerabilities

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    Matt Cutts: personally opposes backdoors because they create vulnerabilities
    personally opposes backdoors because they create vulnerabilities
    “I don’t support having a backdoor in encryption” 1:02:06
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on the US Digital Service and Working at Google for 17 Years
Matt Cutts

Matt Cutts describes joining Google as its 71st employee in 2000, working across SafeSearch, advertising, search quality, and web spam, and managing the web spam team. He explains how Google developed self-service advertising, handled spam and search quality, and learned to communicate SEO guidance without exposing tactics. He then discusses the U.S. Digital Service’s work to improve government technology through multidisciplinary teams, better procurement, user research, and short tours of service. The talk also covers the tradeoffs of public service, digital wellbeing, human-centered design, data authenticity, and encryption policy.

Dec 4, 2019· 1 h 5 minDiscussed 1:00:32