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In the future I think that the idea that the government doesn't know where everyone is at all times will seem hard to imagine. (This is an IS statement not an O
by hrdwdmrbl 8y ago
In the future I think that the idea that the government doesn't know where everyone is at all times will seem hard to imagine. (This is an IS statement not an OUGHT statement)
- netsharc 8y agoYeah, there's even already tech now to have drones constantly monitor cities: https://gizmodo.com/a-spy-plane-that-surveilled-an-entire-city-for-police-i-1823387513 https://gizmodo.com/a-spy-plane-that-surveilled-an-entire-ci... If you e.g. see a car speed off after a robbery, you'd just need to rewind to see where the car came from and who (or from which houses) it picked up before the robbery. I guess they'd just need to add cameras in underpasses for total surveillance.
- growlist 8y agoI'm actually kind of surprised that we don't all have permanent connected heart rate monitors already, in order that an ambulance can be called automatically should something happen.
- Ajedi32 8y agohttps://www.apple.com/apple-watch-series-4/health/ https://www.apple.com/apple-watch-series-4/health/ > With the new accelerometer and gyroscope, Apple Watch Series 4 can detect that you’ve fallen. When an incident like this occurs, a hard fall alert is delivered, and you can easily initiate a call to emergency services or dismiss the alert. If you’re unresponsive after 60 seconds, the emergency call will be placed automatically and a message with your location will be sent to your emergency contacts.