Bye bye.

Congratulations for your work.

That’s great. That’s awesome. OK, thank you so much, Audrey.

That’s true. Thank you. Do you share this transcription with journalists?

Wow, interesting, cool. That is, Audrey. Is there anything you wanted to share, anything more?

Interesting. My last question, can you tell me the political impact on you being a transgender minister for representative groups?

For what?

Yeah, perfect. Interesting. I have more four minutes. We talk a lot about sharing economy, but there are a lot of criticisms about this word and about the huge platforms that connect workers with their service. What’s your opinion about sharing economy? What do you think is like your sharing ...

Do you use a lot of Facebook? Which social media you use the most?

Interesting.

We are facing a huge debate now about fake news in Brazil. Do you have regulations for that in Taiwan?

Are people engaging in public debate like they are…?

We also have a problem of the echo chamber, that’s how you probably call it, in social media. How can government can support other platforms or other ways to engage people with public debates, not only just through Facebook, or WhatsApp, or other big social media?

What is the concept of an open government today? What is its importance for democracy?

Interesting. This collective…have these group influenced the Sunflower Student Movement?

Yeah. I want know a little bit more of your two years. You created a startup. You lived in Silicon Valley. How did you move from the private to the public sector and then to being a minister?

The behavior of people.

I want to know more about how is it post-pandemic COVID. How is life after this? After we’re living here, how is the behavior in the restaurants, in the stores?

It’s not just governmental people, right?

How many people are working on this?

How do you define what is true and what is not true? You don’t see a risk of censorship, the content, or something like that?

How does it work?

You also have a strategy against disinformation on COVID, right?

Can we adopt that in Brazil?

Can you describe to me the system of masks and the map?

What was the whole technology in this area to avoid the spread of the virus? Can you talk a little bit about those actions?

Wow, it’s a long time.

This will be OK. Taiwan had a different approach on coronavirus, and that explains why you’re now in a post-pandemic moment.

Yeah, you are. I want to understand a little bit more about, how do you define yourself as a non-anarchist to stuff like, I want to know this concept.

I was talking about like do you have a civic…You were a civic hacker for a long time.

I know. No, I mean like you are individualist, anarchist?

I want to start asking how do you describe yourself politically?

Like this one to share all the interviews, which other measures…?

Cool. Can you point out other government transparency measures based in Taiwan like this one?

I see. Is this part of an open government policy?

Is the transcription automatic?

Do you record all interview with the press?