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> You mean you walk around in public spaces and you think you have a right not to be recorded? The right? Maybe not. But I surely don’t want Big Brother always
by whytaka 7y ago
> You mean you walk around in public spaces and you think you have a right not to be recorded?
The right? Maybe not. But I surely don’t want Big Brother always watching. I gotta ask, have you read 1984?
- hubert1234 7y agoIt was a long time ago, but have you read it? Because if I recall correctly, the surveillance happened inside your own home from your own TV. Other than that, the book '1984' wasnt really about surveillance, it's more about a system of lies and the transformation of speech into a political tool to control people.
- jadell 7y agoI don't think you're recalling correctly: surveillance was a huge part of how people were controlled in 1984. It wasn't the only tool, but it certainly was a main one of them.
- whytaka 7y agoIt was about totalitarianism. An inescapable State. Public surveillance everywhere is a precursor to that. The surveillance within your home is very much already a reality. Now we have people welcoming this creeping totalitarianism with concerns of safety. Trading justice for individual crimes at the ever-growing risk of totalitarianism.