Well said, particularly: > I really wish you would have used your talents for "good rather than evil", looking at ways to prevent surveillance rather than incr

Well said, particularly: > I really wish you would have used your talents for "good rather than evil", looking at ways to prevent surveillance rather than increase it. It just takes a little more thought on the problem to understand that removing all privacy is an instant and irreversible one way ticket to a dystopian outcome. OP suggests privacy is dead? Lol. I bet there are curtains on their house. I bet they goes to work wearing clothes. I bet they have sex behind closed doors... All of these are basic indicators that we have parts of ourselves and our lives that we like to keep private. Ask any woman whose private parts have been published on the internet without their consent and they'll mention the shame and the violation they feel.