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http://www.theverge.com/2016/12/5/13842592/amazon-go-new-cashier-less-convenience-store
>you’re actually being watched by more cameras than you can imagine.
>But for Amazon, the company could potentially track you and your phone as you browse the store to track items you buy. By looking at your movements in the store as you shop, Amazon could analyze items you may have noticed or were potentially interested in buying (i.e., picking something up off a shelf and putting it back down.) Combine this with your Amazon.com browsing activities and the company could gear up to serve even more recommended products wherever you’re online.
Is this the NSA dream?
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>verge
>posting an actual verge link and not an archive link
>giving clicks to verge
The only dream of the NSA is to achieve the tremendous surveillance levels required to calculate the circumference of your gigantic gaping asshole you fucking faggot.
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>>57865356
fucking autism right here
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There is nothing we can even do anymore to avoid it.
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>>57865356
>archive link
Autistus Maximus.
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>>57865602
welcome to /g/
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This is asking people to not only accept, but CELEBRATE the fact that their every move is being watched, recorded, analyzed, and utilized. I'm genuinely curious - what part of that sounds good to people? I mean, it would have to have some amount of public support to succeed, right?
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>>57866363
the average amerifat isn't capable of thought beyond getting food easier.
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