Thanks for the constructive and insightful comment. I think there is some value to that perspective.
My main disagreement is that in the US at least, I feel that corporate surveillance is already normalized. Given that, I think this is an incremental step away from non-consensual surveillance, or at least surveillance where the transactional aspect isn't obvious.
Most people are already tracked by their phone apps, google, ect. It is normalized.
My main disagreement is that in the US at least, I feel that corporate surveillance is already normalized. Given that, I think this is an incremental step away from non-consensual surveillance, or at least surveillance where the transactional aspect isn't obvious.
Most people are already tracked by their phone apps, google, ect. It is normalized.