It's only dystopian if we end up in an actual dystopia. Right now this is inconveniencing people. There is a totally valid question of whether we want surveil

It's only dystopian if we end up in an actual dystopia. Right now this is inconveniencing people. There is a totally valid question of whether we want surveillance at this level, and whether it is giving too much power to the government, which may not always use it for valid or good reasons. I don't support at all the use of mass surveillance because it's too easy to abuse, but in a world where we carry a location beacon with us everywhere we go, I don't know if we lose much if there are cameras in public places?