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The spies that are posing as your servants: Cars that track your movements, gadgets that can tell your mood from how you walk, and PCs that show your boss if you're working... a new book warns of the terrifying consequences of tech
From cars that track your every move to gadgets that tell your mood from how you walk, DOMINIC SANDBROOK explores a new book by a top British lawyer which explores the terrifying next steps of tech. Just imagine a great bazaar: a vast marketplace teeming with shoppers, like the bustling souks of Istanbul, Dubai or Marrakech. At every turn stallholders pester visitors to inspect their wares, while the signs appeal for custom in almost every language in the world. There's just one unusual thing about it. For instead of the pots, pans, silks and spices you might expect, the bazaar sells only one product. It sells data - mine, yours, your neighbours', your family's.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-10933035/The-spies-posing-servants-new-book-lawyer-warns-techs-terrifying-consequences.html
From cars that track your every move to gadgets that tell your mood from how you walk, DOMINIC SANDBROOK explores a new book by a top British lawyer which explores the terrifying next steps of tech. Just imagine a great bazaar: a vast marketplace teeming with shoppers, like the bustling souks of Istanbul, Dubai or Marrakech. At every turn stallholders pester visitors to inspect their wares, while the signs appeal for custom in almost every language in the world. There's just one unusual thing about it. For instead of the pots, pans, silks and spices you might expect, the bazaar sells only one product. It sells data - mine, yours, your neighbours', your family's.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-10933035/The-spies-posing-servants-new-book-lawyer-warns-techs-terrifying-consequences.html
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