I did a stint in federal prison. When I went to the halfway house, I had to wear an ankle monitor that reported my whereabouts 24/7. At first, I was a bit irk

I did a stint in federal prison. When I went to the halfway house, I had to wear an ankle monitor that reported my whereabouts 24/7. At first, I was a bit irked about it but in a few days there, I could see that it would be a benefit to me. There were other guys at the halfway house who didn't have to wear one, and they were continually tempted to be places they shouldn't have. Too boot, they couldn't easily prove their innocence when they were falsely accused of being somewhere they weren't. I never once had that problem or temptation and cakewalked my stay there. As long as the nation doesn't turn into a democratic socialist PRC, this technology will benefit people who are law abiding, even if a person doesn't have a record in some DNA database. Unique identity markers aren't the property of an individual.