Having to trade away your privacy for access to financial services (where this is headed) is not OK just because the spying is unbiased. This is a common red h

Having to trade away your privacy for access to financial services (where this is headed) is not OK just because the spying is unbiased. This is a common red herring, like the proliferating surveillance cameras and face recognition - somehow it is always implied the main reason we should worry is the racial bias, while everyone being followed 24/7 by a digital private investigator is a secondary concern.