It's not paranoid, because... duh. The more places where networks capable of surveillance exist, the less privacy you have, and the less autonomy you have. Thi

It's not paranoid, because... duh. The more places where networks capable of surveillance exist, the less privacy you have, and the less autonomy you have. This has been obvious for decades. It is not surprising. No one on HN should be surprised by either the surveillance capabilities of a smart car, or the assdouchery capabilities of people who work for... ahem. I, for one, took both as a given, and I don't even work in tech.