> We won't have any privacy left if we continue to go down that road. If people look at today's state (phone movement tracking, voice capture, cameras and face

> We won't have any privacy left if we continue to go down that road. If people look at today's state (phone movement tracking, voice capture, cameras and face ID, etc.) from the mental model of 30 years ago, they would see neither privacy nor freedom. At all. Sadly, it is not the case of preserving what we still have, if we want freedom and privacy we will have to reacquire them. And a lot of the price will have to be paid in blood.