Privacy’s a hot topic these days. So it’s not surprising to see coders creating simple ways to tell users what personal data they’re giving away when using their favourite sites. 

The latest incarnation of this trend is PrivacyPal, which reads and summarises the T&C's and privacy policies of the websites you visit. But in an ironic twist, the details of its creators were rather, dare I say, private. After a bit of digging, I discovered the site was built at a 48hr Virtual Global Hackathon. A few emails (and some pleading with the organisers) later, I was introduced to Federico Cismondi, one of its creators. His story is impressive, but above all unexpected - here’s how it went down...  

Episode 1 - Hacking Tech Recruitment in a 48hr Hackathon: The Story of PrivacyPal

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