This is a text automatically translated from Italian. If you appreciate our work and if you like reading it in your language, consider a donation to allow us to continue doing it and improving it.
With today's article we do something different than usual. We found (on Poliverso with a post by Thushi and which we also discovered thanks to this post, link Nitter) an exceptional documentary, created and directed by a couple of Berlin journalists: Mihaela Gladovic and Marc Meillassoux called Nothing to Hide (Nothing to hide). We leave it for you immediately below embedded by PeerTube, Italian subtitles should already be enabled.
This video is served thanks to the decentralized platform and Open source PeerTube, through one of the Italian instances: PeerTube.uno. PeerTube does not collect data of any kind and does not use it Cookies. However, it is important that you know that by playing this video you may reveal your IP address to third parties.
In case you are not able to see the video (it could happen with heavy restrictions) the link above PeerTube it's this one here: https://peertube.uno/w/e706e802-4938-4e20-a7a9-513e3d9dc13c.
Generally for how we are developing the little universe of Le Alternative this documentary would have been a post about Mastodon or up Feddit. However, given the importance that this document may have, we decided to create this article to try to create greater sharing and arouse greater interest than a post on social media (which by their nature are more ephemeral than an article) even if decentralized.
Nothing to hide
The documentary Nothing to Hide (Nothing to Hide) is a film by 2017, released in Creative Commons CC BY-NC. It is precisely thanks to this license that we can afford to redistribute it and also show it to you on Le Alternative.
The reason why we decided to share it with you is that it seemed to us to be an important document, it can help put different pieces together and above all it answers the fateful phrase: “But what fear are you? I have nothing to hide!”.
One last note: let us know what you think! Especially if you like the idea of sharing this type of video. Because in case there are other interesting documents and videos and we can think about making other articles with videos that are not ours but available under license Creative Commons, also creating an ad hoc section!
Join communities
If you have found errors in the article you can report them by clicking here, Thank you!