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You're too quick on the trigger. Going from a smart device to a smart device that tracks is technologically trivial. If you consider that the problem, you'll en
by dmos62 6y ago
You're too quick on the trigger. Going from a smart device to a smart device that tracks is technologically trivial. If you consider that the problem, you'll end up retreating to the 1800s. That's why I said that surveillance will always be "at our fingertips". I don't think that mass surveillance is for our own good. Why would I call it abuse if I though it were?
- glacyx 6y agoIt would be going back to the period of 1995-2005. IoT devices are often evil, and I would no longer be surprised if anyone took the above business "idea" as a manual and went ahead with it. It would have been unthinkable 20 years ago, and those were better times in that respect (and many others).