Everything you mention there is exactly the problem I have with data centers, cameras, spyware in general. All of it. It’s already a huge, serious problem, complete violation of our 4th amendment rights against unreasonable search and seizure. Like you said, the government uses third party entities to circumvent this and other constitutional amendments. And it’s not just the government that bothers me.
Big tech is not our friend. Any entity that tracks innocent people, looking for a crime, is not our friend.
I get the advantage of finding the stolen Buick or the bank robber. But the technology is completely ignored when it doesn’t serve the purpose of our masters.
Violent protesters? Nope, we can’t find them.
Illegal aliens? We don’t see them.
Framing patriots for a false flag insurrection? Yep, we got them. Our controlled media will frame them, we will lose tens of thousands of hours of video that proves their innocence, and will destroy all evidence of their actions after we put those uppity patriots in their place.
J6 and many other events show how this kind of technology is misused. Watching people get “de-banked” because of their opinions. Or get kicked off their jobs because of a post on their private account. Or doxxed for being the lone normie in a group of 12 that were destined to reach a pre-determined verdict (yes, that’s coming).
Technology like this puts too much power into the hands of the few, at the expense of the many.
I suppose the genie is out of the bottle already, and it will take a LOT of strong court cases to put it back, if we can find more than a handful of judges that aren’t part of the crooked, power-hungry globalist cabal.
We are fast becoming the 1930s Germany and most people are too fast asleep, or too gaslit to even notice or even care.
Agree. The new euphemism used by government is “....for your safety.....”. Government uses big tech to get around the constitutional limits placed on government but it is still 4th amendment violations.
Only the beginning.
The accelerating rate of change in technology and the culture is greater than that experienced by any previous generation. The world has changed more in the past two decades than in the previous two centuries. Consider that just forty years ago virtually no one had a personal computer or even access to a business unit. Compare that to today.
Change that once took three or four generations now comes about in less time than it takes for an infant to reach puberty.
No wonder people are stressed and confused.