>It's a totally fringe lifestyle to not be tracked everywhere you go, at least in a developed country. You're proving GP's point, that was the norm in develope

>It's a totally fringe lifestyle to not be tracked everywhere you go, at least in a developed country. You're proving GP's point, that was the norm in developed countries 100 years ago and to a relative degree 50 years ago. The organs of the state and of capital which effected surveillance or tracking were tiny and isolated compared to what they are now.