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Are any other robots worried about how monitored the world has become and is still becoming? We have virtually no privacy anymore.
In the next 20 years we will be photographed dozens, if not hundreds of times a day, and the data could be saved forever, allowing anyone who has access to the photos to track our movements on any given day. Computers will be able to recognize any face that they have in their database from just a few shots.
The government already has infrared cameras that can track a person's movement inside a house, almost as invasive as actually putting a camera inside.
And of course we're already numbered and kept tabs on from birth to death. Our economic records, phone and internet records, vehicle ownership, gun ownership, and many other things can be accessed by the government at will.
It is literally impossible to be anonymous in the real world in modern society. Why aren't people more worried about this total loss of privacy?
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You see I don't care, I am not even sure what they need with all my information
I care more about my privacy amongst people I know, so far the government hasn't bothered me with the private information they have on me
Can't say that about people I know, there's a reason I have trust issues
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>>34385601
Whatever people you know may have done to you, the government could do it tenfold if it wanted to. Just because they aren't abusing you right now, doesn't mean they won't.
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>>34385572
My mom bought a new phone that has a heart beat monitor.
It's never been easier for the NSA to monitor your entire life.
I am sure just because we visit this website the NSA is watching. Mass surveillance is a thing ya know.
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>related to data collecting
it's hilarity when people try to cyberstalk others on the internet
on a miniature scale, some people are internet veterans and you see what they choose for you to see.
>>34385572
>Our economic records, phone and internet records, vehicle ownership, gun ownership, and many other things can be accessed by the government at will.
so can lawyers? since when was privacy ever a thing? be able to handle your life and don't worry about the rest. there is counter intelligence.
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