Your comment sounds deeply conspiratorial, especially towards the end. I’d argue that there are more pieces in the media bringing light to the rampant privacy a

Your comment sounds deeply conspiratorial, especially towards the end. I’d argue that there are more pieces in the media bringing light to the rampant privacy abuses in tech than advocating for greater surveillance. The writer says: “The bottom line: Where they exist, robust institutions could still offer resistance. In most other places, the individual’s autonomy has already become a virus casualty. Poorer countries where consumers have only recently started going online will see states insist on devices that come with pre-loaded tracking apps. More information will reside on central servers than epidemiologists have asked for or need. But who will stop the juggernaut?” So I’m not sure I agree that he’s advocating that the ends justify the means.