up148 wrote:The younger generations completely embrace technology and everything and anything they perceive that will make their lives easier. We worried and joked about "Big Brother" watching us way back in the 60's, well it's been here for decades and will continue. Is it wrong....you betcha. Can it be changed........I doubt it. It is a fact of modern life and what we have evolved into.
That's getting there. The ones who want full control have followed the Lenin philosophy.
"Give me just one generation of youth, and I'll transform the whole world."
Free handouts "Obama gonna give me a phone and shXt". Cancel student loans. UN Agenda 21.
Print more money! Bring on inflation. Then recesson..but don't let any of the media lapdogs call it recession.
Convince the younger generation and we're doomed. The addled olders follow along.
I resist what I can.
Big Brother? Gummint and LEOs can track your stupidphone 13. And your credit card usage. And ATM usage.
Got one off them good-to-go passes on your windscreen? GPS? Really? You're telling that company where you are, where you're going....and LEO's can warrant a search and you'll never know. I use paper maps.
Ever see parking enforcement with those odd tubes on the back, up high and pointing down? Ever wonder about intersection cameras? Hmmm.
All that data. And nobody is controlling it.
They know where you are and what you do. I just make it a whole lot more difficult.
Plus, to confuse them, on the phone I will say in the middle of a sentence "nuclear warheads" or some such.
Pretty good idea alphabet agencies monitor phones.
When I am called upon to view faceplant (wife says "you have to see what the granddaughters did") I log in, view, log out, and remove all cookies. And NEVER like anything. Company? Group? Product? Suddenly you have bypassed any protection you may have had and now you have a business relationship....and SPAM!