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trackers on our phone. trackers in our cars. trackers in our web browsers. and all non-government, non-big brother. this is the definition of soft power and the
by oneJob 11y ago
trackers on our phone. trackers in our cars. trackers in our web browsers. and all non-government, non-big brother. this is the definition of soft power and the panopticon, and yet, this comment will likely only annoy most folks...
- jodrellblank 11y agotrackers on your landline phone calls, CCTV face recognition in public places, trackers on your employer's door card system, roadside license plate recognition, tracked usage of payment cards, tracked usage of loyalty cards... the universe always knows where you are, it's only other people who don't. And soon, they will.
- JupiterMoon 11y ago<sarcasm>Yeah I agree that this data is totally safe from government snooping because the likes of the NSA/GCHQ have shown that they are totally unable and unwilling to grab this data as well as the stuff they personally collect...</sarcasm>
- Dirlewanger 11y agoThe worst part: people lap it up. They love it. Millienials love BigCorp as long as they can continue to check their activity feeds on their phones every hour. And government will do nothing to stop it...why would they? The lobbyists pay too well.