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There has to be a line drawn somewhere, lest we end up with putting GPS trackers and video recording devices on each and every person. That's obviously a slipp
by scarygliders 10y ago
There has to be a line drawn somewhere, lest we end up with putting GPS trackers and video recording devices on each and every person.
That's obviously a slippery-slope argument, but it's not outwith the realms of possibility that if I can think of doing something like that, politicians (especially those!) can think of it as well.
- kombucha2 10y ago> lest we end up with putting GPS trackers and video recording devices on each and every person. ....phones?
- jasonkostempski 10y agoThat's at least voluntary. For now...
- fixermark 10y agoAs long as it's voluntary, it's fine. We should keep educating people about the risks as long as we don't curtail what people can do with the technology voluntarily.
- jononor 10y ago"Voluntary" is easy to say, but the environment heavily suggests certain choices. A (mobile) phone is these days used or needed for authentication: banking, email, real time communication and social media. Having to forgo those things is not without drawbacks.