> How does the government/society plan to control our memories in the future? That's easy. DRM for machine-to-brain interfaces. Who's going to stop that from h

> How does the government/society plan to control our memories in the future? That's easy. DRM for machine-to-brain interfaces. Who's going to stop that from happening? Mozilla? The scary part will begin when they'll be able to delete our memories remotely, because we "stole" their media, or perhaps the content owner simply withdrew the license from the distributor, and now you're not allowed to "own" it anymore and keep it inside your brain. Or think about what happened inside the DoD when the Snowden leaks or the Wikileaks ones came out, and banned all employees from reading the articles about it. If you think that in the future we won't need "computers" anymore, because our brains will act as the computers of today, I could see the government setting up "infrastructure" to ban such leaks from getting accessed by people, or also deleting them remotely.