Plot summary
Richard is questioned by Congress regarding data collection and promises that Pied Piper, now a large company with 500 employees, will never collect user data and that they are creating a decentralized internet. Jared worries about the new changes, as he is no longer working with Richard closely and his office is on the other side of building. Richard learns from Colin that they are indeed collecting data from their customers, including recording their conversations via their gamer headsets. Hooli's merger with Amazon is approaching and Gavin is furious to learn that their properties will be rebranded.
Richard has Gilfoyle use his new compression and inference API to index all the recorded conversations. Wanting Colin out, Richard and Jared blackmail him with the indexed conversations which detail Colin's terrible behavior which includes stealing from the company. However, Colin turns it around on them and impresses his board members by presenting the API as a fantastic tool for data mining. Jared returns to the Hacker Hostel where he meets Gwart, a new programmer.
Credits
Adapted from Wikipedia contributors, Silicon Valley season 6. HTML formatting and reference markers removed.