surveillance
USPS Dashcams Delivering Surveillance (video)
USPS has begun using dashcams to surveil the surroundings including people, homes, routes, buildings, landmarks, children, pets, and you.
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USPS has begun using dashcams to surveil the surroundings including people, homes, routes, buildings, landmarks, children, pets, and you.
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Delivery drivers will be wearing surveillance glasses that capture everything around them, whether you use Amazon or not.
technological collectivism
One of the reasons people who wear surveillance wearables, like Meta Glasses or Apple Watch armed with cameras or audio recording, have a hard time relinquishing their devices, is because they cannot think of anyone else but themselves.
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Self-checkout registers at stores are another point of surveillance.
consent culture
All surveillance is nonconsensual. All rape is nonconsensual. All genocides are nonconsensual. They are all connected.
big tech
Whenever Big Tech talks about privacy and security, they never mean your privacy and security.
wearables
The real burden of surveillance wearables is carried by those being surveilled, not by those wearing them. Surveillance wearables violate consent and steal our agency.
apple
Apple Watches have gone the way of Meta Glasses. This was already happening piece by piece, and it has arrived.
surveillance
Seizing and searching your phone will not only be limited to borders, it can eventually happen anywhere.
travel
TSA PreCheck's new Gateside program is another way for DHS to get even more data on you and your loved ones.
strategy
When tackling surveillance, we must remember that while focused campaigns are critical, we must also zoom out to the larger picture of the forest for strategy as a whole.
surveillance
Even if you manage to see the "recording" light, by the time you do, it is already too late. The burden of responsibility is now on you, without your consent.