Government-mandated app that reinstalls itself on federal workers' phones represents involuntary surveillance infrastructure and erosion of device autonomy, fitting core dystopian surveillance themes.
“I deleted it as a test and it came immediately back,” says one government employee.
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Documents corporate-scale illegal surveillance through third-party trackers on mobile apps without user consent, exemplifying the… [more]
Meta's smart glasses enable mass surveillance through wearable cameras with AI processing that retains and trains on visual data, creating… [more]