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The issue is that technology, by nature, tracks what we do, unless it's specifically designed to hide/obfuscate your activity. ...and the progressive integrati
by koheripbal 6y ago
The issue is that technology, by nature, tracks what we do, unless it's specifically designed to hide/obfuscate your activity.
...and the progressive integration of tech with government means that government will have increasingly more access to data on individuals.
In my opinion, we need more decentralized tech.
- stjohnswarts 6y agoI can't agree. We choose what goes in cameras, phones, etc. Technology is just technology, humans choose where to place it (surveillance, recording activities).
- nix23 6y ago>The issue is that technology, by nature, tracks what we do, unless it's specifically designed to hide/obfuscate your activity. My Hammer never try'd to obfuscate anything nor did my milling machine or my C64. You are too much into today's Orwell-ism to even imagine that technology was once for you without exploitation from a third party.