Folks, let me tell you something about technology. Every year it gets a little more invasive. Your phone tracks your location even when it's off. Your smart fridge tells the insurance company if you open the door at 3AM. And what do they do with that data? Sell it to the highest bidder.
I mean, think about the last time your Google search history got auto-completed by someone else using your account. Or when Facebook suggested a friend of yours because you both liked the same meme. Your digital footprint is being harvested 24/7 by corporations and intelligence agencies. And we're all just happy to hand it over for free convenience.
The thing is, people don't really care about privacy anymore. They think they're anonymous online but they're not. Every retweet, every like, every search query builds a profile of you that gets more detailed every day. By the time something bad happens — a car accident, a crime, a breakup — all that data can be used against you.
But hey, at least we have convenience. Let's roll the dice on dystopia and see what happens.
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