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What if the most powerful man in data surveillance wasn’t a government agent—but a former drug smuggler with a genius for code?
 
The Hank Show unravels the incredible true story of Hank Asher, a self-invented tech visionary whose fingerprints helped shape the world of digital surveillance. From flying cocaine-filled planes over the Caribbean to building billion-dollar data empires used by law enforcement and corporate giants alike, Hank’s life is a high-stakes tale of ambition, reinvention, and moral complexity.
 
This audiobook blends gripping biography with sharp investigative insight, charting how one man’s tools came to power everything from government intelligence to consumer profiling—long before Silicon Valley took over our lives. Both thrilling and deeply reflective, it explores the intersection of data, privacy, influence, and the consequences of building systems without accountability.

Duration: 16 minutes (00:15:37)
Publishing date: 2025-06-04; Abridged; Copyright Year: — Copyright Statment: —

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