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I know how you feel: and. You are currently constantly being videoed pretty much everywhere. There’s more video of you in hours than you’ve lived most likely.
by vessenes 2y ago
I know how you feel: and. You are currently constantly being videoed pretty much everywhere. There’s more video of you in hours than you’ve lived most likely.
I hate the glass hole vibe, but in a way it’s just a reminder of reality. I wouldn’t be surprised if humans mostly ignore it (front of mind) and reconstitute what private space is (back of mind) — that is to say, keep doing what we’ve been doing since the launch of the iPhone.
- K0balt 2y agoI’d imagine that what you say holds true for most people living in cities. I’ve gone to a great deal of trouble to make sure that this doesn’t apply to me and my family. Obviously, when we are in an urban environment, there is a lot of camera coverage. But when I have a conversation or just share an opinion with a stranger, if I think that is going to become part of the public record or be part of some big-data company database, I’m just not going to bother communicating with that person. There are plenty of people in the world who value their own integrity as an individual person far too much to wire themselves up to be the tip of the tentacle for the tech brohood. Phones are bad enough.