I agree, the tech is actually wonderful. The problem is not that it provides new opportunities, the problem is determining which of these opportunities are acc

I agree, the tech is actually wonderful. The problem is not that it provides new opportunities, the problem is determining which of these opportunities are acceptable to pursue, and under which circumstance. I don't like the "this is bad because it allows current laws/practices to be efficiently enforced" attitude that a lot of people seem to hold. Oh no, in my opinion, by all means, make it 100% efficient, cheap and easy to enforce _EVERY_ policy under the sun. We need to get on with cleaning up and amending policies until it's not a complete shit show. Any policy should be written as if it will be effectively and quickly applied to 100% of the cases, and if that makes it look shitty, then it is and must be fixed.