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100 Episodes of the Easy Prey Podcast

  • Updated on February 9, 2022
The 100th episode of the Easy Prey podcast, hosted by Chris Parker, recently went live.

From his childhood in Southern California during the era when the PC was born, Chris Parker showed an interest in technology. Unsurprisingly, he has been connected to technology and the internet throughout his entire life. In 2000, he launched WhatIsMyIPAddress.com as a hobby project. It provided a way to solve a common tech problem at the time: Finding your computer’s IP address.

By 2008, WhatIsMyIPAddress.com was pulling in a million visitors per month. A few years later it reached 5 million monthly visitors. After he was laid off from his day job in 2014, Chris finally had the opportunity to work on WhatIsMyIPAddress.com full-time. This attention turned WhatIsMyIPAddress.com into a top-1000 site. It now has over 9 million unique monthly visitors, a wide variety of IP-related tools, and an extensive library of privacy and security resources.

Chris recently published the 100th episode of the Easy Prey Podcast. That represents nearly two years of weekly episodes about cybercrime, social engineering, self-defense, ransomware, romance scams, and everything in between. Past guests have included the narcissism expert Dr. Ramani Durvasula, founder Troy Hunt of data breach site HaveIBeenPwned.com, computer programmer John McAffee, former CMO of Kodak Jeffrey Hayzlett, and former FBI assistant director Frank Figliuzzi. Considering that half of all podcasts never get past 14 episodes, let alone 100 episodes, it’s clear that people want to know how to stay safe and avoid scams online.

Want to see what’s happening on the podcast? Check out episode 100 here, or see all episodes at EasyPrey.com.

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About The AuthorChris Parker

Chris Parker is the founder of WhatIsMyIPAddress.com, one of the world’s most popular websites for online privacy and security with over 13 million monthly visitors. He is also the host of the Easy Prey podcast, where he interviews experts and survivors to uncover the tactics behind scams, fraud, and digital manipulation. Chris is the author of Privacy Crisis: How to Maintain Your Privacy Without Becoming a Hermit, a practical guide to protecting personal information in today’s surveillance-driven world. His work has been featured on ABC News and numerous podcasts, making him a trusted voice on how to stay safe, secure, and private online.
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WHAT PEOPLE SAY

ABOUT CHRIS

“In a world where your data is constantly mined, shared, and sold, Chris Parker delivers a tactical, empowering roadmap to take back control. This isn’t just theory. It’s a step-by-step manual for protecting your privacy, escaping the surveillance economy, and living with true autonomy.

If You’re a lifestyle investor or entrepreneur looking to protect your assests, your family, or your freedom, this book is your wake-up call.

I recommend these books to anyone who values freedom, legacy, and the power of living life on your terms.“

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— Justin Donald, #1 WSJ and USA Today Best-Selling Author, 
Founder of The Lifestyle Investor, Host of The Lifestyle Investor Podcast

“In today’s AI-driven world, where so much of our communication is inauthentic, Privacy Crisis serves as an essential guide to reclaiming control over your personal information.Chris Parker confronts the unsettling reality of how our everyday details are used by companies 
to market to us, and worse, by hackers to spy on us and steal from us. Yet digital data is everyone’s reality, and Data Rightsdelivers a balanced message of empowerment without paranoia. The book’s core message – privacy isn’t about hiding; it’s about choosing what we reveal and to whom – is an essential message for everyone, making this book a must-read.“

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— Sam Richter, World-Renowned Expert on AI-Powered Digital Information, Award-Winning Hall 
of Fame Speaker and Bestselling Author

“As the assaults on our privacy become more frequent and sophisticated, we need someone like Chris Parker to help us navigate the landscape of our new reality. In ‘Privacy Crisis,’ Chris dishes out valuable, common sense solutions everyone can understand and put to immediate use.“

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— Steve Lazarus, Retired FBI Agent and award-winning author

“In a world where everything we do online leaves a digital footprint, Privacy Crisis is an essential guide to reclaiming control. Chris Parker masterfully demystifies the complexities of data privacy with practical strategies and a refreshing, no-nonsense approach. This book doesn’t just warn you about the dangers—it equips you with the tools to protect yourself without living in fear.“

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— Nir Eyal, bestselling author of Indistractable and Hooked

“The essential manual for protecting yourself in the digital age! Chris Parker masterfully breaks down complex privacy concepts into actionable steps for everyday users.“

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— Robert Allen, #1 New York Times Bestselling author of Creating Wealth, Multiple Streams of Income, and Nothing Down

“We all need to protect our digital privacy. This book provides real-world examples and the guidance we need to protect ourselves and our loved ones.“

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— John Lee Dumas, Author of The Common Path to Uncommon Success & Host of Entrepreneurs on Fire podcast

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