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Originally Posted by jerkules
Perhaps hundreds of years ago true privacy really existed. But today, in 2015 there is no privacy. Social media sites, cell phones, text messaging, instant messaging, twitter, all of it adds to this massive pressure to connect with others in your community. To live a private life in todays age, one would have to travel to a land where there are no other humans.
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Not to mention that some there will be instant DNA testing results which can be used to identify you. Also biometrics combined with cameras everywhere (they are already in place) for such things as scanning faces and real time tracking of you from location to location using just your face.
Combine those with the fact that everyone carries a cellphone which is like a chip they implant into your dog at the vet.
You have to remember that the chips in your credit cards now give the ability to id you instantly. There is a similar chip in newer passports and the moment you enter the airport even while you are still in your car, sensors have already read the chip and know who you are. Same thing happens now when you walk into the mall.
