Normalizing Surveillance, The 2020 Agenda - Calling Conspiracy Miscers!

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Normalizing Surveillance, The 2020 Agenda - Calling Conspiracy Miscers!

Over and over again, the mainstream media is talking to us about "The New Normal". And the place where people used to get their Alt Media from, to get an alternative view to the mainstream narrative, is banning and Shadow Banning any Alt Media videos that speak out against "The New Normal".

What is "The New Normal"?

It's surveillance and gathering data on our behaviour.

It's getting people used to having their behaviour and interaction monitored, by the government and by corporations.

It's social isolation and social distancing, where we get used to connecting to each other through the internet and smart devices.

This isn't a 'hidden illuminati agenda'. Big Tech executives and the intelligence community have either been open about or had their agenda of total surveillance exposed. COVID 19 is the perfect pretext, for convincing people that they need to be monitored and tracked, and normalizing it. "The new normal."

Evidence that corporations want to track and trace you, using Smart Technology.

Google Nest Hidden Microphone -https://www.popularmechanics.com/tec...en-microphone/

The Google Smart City, Planned For Toronto - Citizens kept kicking up a fuss, so Google pulled out 'for economic reaosns'. Google denies plans for 24/surveillance, just like they deny they tried to hide microphone... They just didn't tell anyone about the microphone.

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/busi...lans-for-data/

http://bbc.co.uk/news/technology-51658116

Corporations using data gathering and algorithms, to influence individuals and large groups.

******** Study -https://www.theguardian.com/technolo...ons-news-feeds

Cambridge Analytica -https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/17/u...-campaign.html

On a small scale, manipulation through big data it has a small effect when applied to an individual, but when applied to large numbers, it can have a significant accumulative effect, and can have a spiral effect.

That ******** study is exactly what Cambridge Analytica was doing, instead of manipulating users aggregate mood like ********, Cambridge Analytica was in the business of manipulating our aggregate political views.

Google Working with Governments.

The Book A New Digital Age, which was written by Jared Cochen - a former advisor to Condaleeza Rice and Hillary Clinton, and Eric Schmidt - Former CEO and Chairman of Google/Alphabet, who now works as a Chair for the Department of Defence. Jared Cohen is a member of the Council of Foreign Relations, and Eric Schimdt's wife is a member of the Council Of Foreign Relations. In the book they explicitly talk about political leaders using data gathered on populations.

Google was going to work on AI for Drone weapons, until dozens of Google engineers quit in protest, and hundreds of respected people in the field called them not to do.https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018...drone-program/

Google is working with the Chinese government, to make a search engine that not only blocks government blacklisted sites, but helps them link people's mobile phone numbers to searches.https://www.theguardian.com/technolo...-search-engine

Please bear in mind, that this research and technique is in it's early stages. How much better do you think they will be, when they have our offline and online behaviour to draw from, through Wearable Smart Device, Smart Cities, Smart Homes, and Smart Offices? They will become even more accurate and efficient in manipulating us.

Evidence that Governments and Corporations are working together to Track and Trace You.

Edward Snowden revealed in documents the '5 eyes' - Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States, working as one cooperative surveillance community. They share data and surveillance with each other. He also reveled the PRISM program, where Big Tech companies give the collected data to the NSA. The only company that contested it was Yahoo, and lost in a secret court case. Every other company just shared their data without objection...

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...acebook-google

https://edwardsnowden.com/surveillance-programs/

Countries around the world using facial recognition software on surveillance cameras, including the US, and UK.

https://www.usnews.com/news/best-cou...ion-technology

https://www.roboticsbusinessreview.c...s-5-countries/

"The New Normal".

The contract tracking app being released around the world.

The drones being used to monitor areas.

The South Korean government openly carrying out police and tech driven investigations on citizens to 'track and trace'.

The Robot Dog in Singapore walking around, and telling people to socially distance.

People communicating and interacting primarily through technology, rather than face to face.

The US military being involved in the manufacturing and distribution of the Vaccine.

"The New Normal".

The Normalization of the population being tracked and monitored by the police and technology.

The Normalization of the complete reliance on technology for interaction, shopping, and safety.

The Chinese government is just ahead of the curve, no matter if it's portrayed as the boogeyman by Western Media. Please take a read of Google Smartlabs plans for the Smart City they wanted to build in Toronto, and tell me how that's different to the video below. Please take a listen to what Google Chief Engineer Ray Kurzweil, and Elon Musk talk about 'will happen'. China just wants to beat the west to the race...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLo3e1Pak-Y

Why do you think The American Government and Corporations are so eager for 5G infrastucture, Smart Meters, Smart Technology, and new WIFI technology? It's for Smart cities, Smart Homes, wearable Smart devices, and Smart Offices.

Total Surveillance.

05-20-2020, 02:03 PM

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If you think that "I have nothing to hide, so I don't care if corporations and governments track everything I do." Then please consider...

1/ Political dissidents will be tracked, and the government will literally be able to shut down their access to resources at the touch of a button. If you watch any videos of what a smart home is like, then you will know that's not hyperbole. All devices - including door locks - are literally connected to the internet. Google Nest Security systems have been ironically hacked.

2/ Cambridge Analytica showed, and Google's book A New Digital Age spoke about, using big data to give to state leaders to influence populations. The more data they have access to - especially our offline behaviour - the better they can manipulate us. Research shows that we make many decisions by habit, which is what the marketers who us big data seek to manipulate, they manipulate our unconscious habits.

3/ Bear in Mind number 2... Think about the heavy censorship that youtube - which is owned by Google/Alphabet - has been engaging in. Think about the leak the CEO Susan Wojcicki openly acknowledged that users don't want to watch CNBC and MSBC but they will push them on youtube users anyway. In a nutshell, they are using their power, to control the political narrative. What do you think they will do with their power to influence us, when people have connected their wholes lives to their company through wearable devices, Smart homes, Smart Cities, and Smart Offices? Do you think they will use it to try to control what information we consume, and what perspective we have, or not?

4/ 1, 2, and 3 will be used to intervene in and destroy foreign countries, through creating propaganda against foreign nations and through using tech to intervene in those countries, like Edward Snowden showed that they already do. Just like Western Nations have engaged in military, economic and cultural intervention throughout the 20th and 21st century.

05-20-2020, 02:16 PM

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Tier 1 Intelligence checking in. I only wear smart undies since I’m not a simp.

Thanks for the charity work to help the sheep, OP.

05-20-2020, 02:23 PM

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Just a friendly reminder you can either embrace technology and the advantages it provides your life. Or you can refuse to use technology and live in your own bubble. If you want to move to a Western state there are still many places with little to no cell reception and no telephone communications. Furthermore due to low population densities and inhospitable terrain its pretty unlikely these places ever have '5G' or any real government surveillance.

Its not really a mass hidden conspiracy. There are still plenty of American's that live lives unencumbered by modern technology, if you choose that life. I might suggest Alaska, Montana, Rural area's of Oregon, Wyoming, Utah, etc. if you are so afraid of it.

05-20-2020, 02:24 PM

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Originally Posted By aleeboy⏩

Tier 1 Intelligence checking in. I only wear smart undies since I’m not a simp.

Thanks for the charity work to help the sheep, OP.

You cheeky kent.

My aim, honestly... Is just to get the 'big picture' in people's heads.

I honestly thought the Alt Media was engaging in Alarmism and BS, but I listened to them talk about the push for a technological surveillance state. Then mid way through this COVID 19 situation, I began to see all the things they were talking about truly accelerating.

This year, during the outbreak, the US and UK have brought out 2 new awful anti-freedom bills.

The US has the "Freedom Act"

The UK has the Coronavirus Bill, which gives the state even more power than they have with the Investigatory Powers Act 2016.

Then I came across the US EARN IT bill (which will be the kiss of death of internet privacy, if it passes in the US, BTW) - encryption for US citizens will be illegal.

That is what woke me up. When I realized that all these anti-privacy laws were being rolled out, and we were seeing "The New Normal" being pushed on us.

Then I began questioning other things about this, like how they were calculating deaths. And what lockdown measures were doing to our immune system (e.g. Chronic stress, loneliness), not to mention the unwarranted economic suicide.

05-20-2020, 02:25 PM

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Originally Posted By guest89⏩

Its not really a mass hidden conspiracy.

Did you actually read my post?

Also, like former FCC chairman Tom Wheeler and Trump have said, they intend to include rural areas in the US when building 5G infrastructure.

They literally said that. Both the (then acting) FCC chairman, and the current president.

You won't be able to run from this long term, if you are a US citizen. Especially when paying with cash becomes abnormal. (You can pay with literally your face in parts of China. China is just ahead of the curve.)

05-20-2020, 02:27 PM

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u obviously not very scared since you post all this stuff on this misc instead of living in the wilderness without tech like jeremiah johnson, i mean you see the irony.

05-20-2020, 02:29 PM

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Originally Posted By AltarOfPlagues⏩

u obviously not very scared since you post all this stuff on this misc instead of living in the wilderness without tech like jeremiah johnson, i mean you see the irony.

No.

I've never proposed no technology.

You seem to think things are all or nothing.

05-20-2020, 02:30 PM

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We've been tracked since 9/11. Unless a china style social points system is put in to play or cash is killed, the only thing this does is target advertisements.

05-20-2020, 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted By BetaAsPhuck⏩

No.

I've never proposed no technology.

You seem to think things are all or nothing.

are you proposing anything at all?

05-20-2020, 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted By hoganrulz⏩

We've been tracked since 9/11. Unless a china style social points system is put in to play or cash is killed, the only thing this does is target advertisements.

Are you aware of what Cambridge Analytica did? That is very different from targetted ads. That was gathering data through social media use, to psychological profile people, in order to better manipulate them.

Smart technology is the game changer. Your offline behaviour will be monitored.

Your Smart meter, Smart locks, Smart cameras can be hacked, and the energy and appliances in your home can be shut down.

05-20-2020, 02:35 PM

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Originally Posted By AltarOfPlagues⏩

are you proposing anything at all?

Honestly, I think that the most important thing is awareness. People will often figure out (or look) for solutions, if they actually do not want to live like that video in China shows that I posted in the OP.

Noone will care about 'solutions' or be motivated to do anything, unless they actually think there is a threat.

Most people just willing go along with allowing corporations and goverments to track and manipulate them. A lot of people don't realize that Google actually wanted to implement in Toronto, nor do they realize the implications of what was revealed in Google's book A New Digital Age and the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

The majority of people who reply to this thread, will simply call me crazy or insult me... Watch. But if they read the OP, then when they see things accelerating... They'll hopefully remember and see the agenda.

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Originally Posted By BetaAsPhuck⏩

Are you aware of what Cambridge Analytica did? That is very different from targetted ads. That was gathering data through social media use, to psychological profile people, in order to better manipulate them.

Smart technology is the game changer. Your offline behaviour will be monitored.

Your Smart meter, Smart locks, Smart cameras can be hacked, and the energy and appliances in your home can be shut down.

Yes, they inserted people in to echo chambers.

Isn't the real problem here that people aren't capable of critical thinking to the point they're unaware they're being inundated with propaganda?

05-20-2020, 02:40 PM

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I can't think of what they stand to gain from more surveillance & more control. They already exploit the population and I think they do a good enough job at manipulating most people these days so what more could they possibly want?

I also think that most people wouldn't mind living with no privacy as long as they are offered comfort with a roof, some food, sex and cheap entertainment, so what can you do really?

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Originally Posted By BetaAsPhuck⏩

Honestly, I think that the most important thing is awareness.

Noone will care about 'solutions' or be motivated to do anything, unless they actually think there is a threat.

Most people just willing go along with allowing corporations and goverments to track and manipulate them. A lot of people don't realize that Google actually wanted to implement in Toronto, nor do they realize the implications of what was revealed in Google's book A New Digital Age and the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

The majority of people who reply to this thread, will simply call me crazy or insult me... Watch.

its pretty easy to find out where somebody gramma lives and what she paid for her house, i dont think anyones under any illusions about the proliferation of sensitive data.

machine learnin will increase parameters of predictive data huge multiples. if u live here, and this is ur dna, and this is your heartbeat, youre more likely to do x,y,z.

i think we already know all this, maybe not explicity.

from a practical standpoint, if someone has concerns, they should opt out of as much chit as possible and have a dumb phone (if any) and deal in cash.

your myers briggs is ENFP

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Originally Posted By hoganrulz⏩

Yes, they inserted people in to echo chambers.

No, they targeted the 'swingables', the people who didn't have firm political beliefs.

That has massive significance, on a large scale.

No amount of grassroots education, will match the power the even youtube is flexing right now, to prevent people from getting alternative opinons regarding COVID 19 and the lockdown.

Isn't the real problem here that people aren't capable of critical thinking to the point they're unaware they're being inundated with propaganda?

A very common problem, is that people think they are incapable of being manipulated.

How tech works, a lot of people aren't even aware that they are being manipualted.

Youtube, for example, is banning videos talking out against the mainstream narrative, it also has shadowbanned documentaries against Hollywood, and documentaries talking about 5G (made before COVID 19). That is manipulation, without people even being aware they are being manipualted. They are select what opinions they will let you see.

Also, there is a lot of research into behavarious psychology and statistical analysis regarding big data. They know how to manipulate our habits better than we do.

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Originally Posted By BetaAsPhuck⏩

Did you actually read my post?

Also, like former FCC chairman Tom Wheeler and Trump have said, they intend to include rural areas in the US when building 5G infrastructure.

They literally said that. Both the (then acting) FCC chairman, and the current president.

You won't be able to run from this long term, if you are a US citizen. Especially when paying with cash becomes abnormal. (You can pay with literally your face in parts of China. China is just ahead of the curve.)

Bro there are still communities in America without landlines or cell phone coverage. You're trying to tell me in the last 60 years the government has ignored those communities. But the Federal government is now going to spend hundreds millions of dollars and spend years in construction to provide 5G to people that don't want it, and aren't going use those services? Its as ludicrous as them going erect 5G towers in Antarctica and on the Arctic Circle.

Trump's idea of servicing rural communities is probably cities with a population of like 20-30k.

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Originally Posted By AltarOfPlagues⏩

its pretty easy to find out where somebody gramma lives and what she paid for her house, i dont think anyones under any illusions about the proliferation of sensitive data.

machine learnin will increase parameters of predictive data huge multiples. if u live here, and this is ur dna, and this is your heartbeat, youre more likely to do x,y,z.

i think we already know all this, maybe not explicity.

Very few people are aware of that. That's why people get called crazy, when you point out that the sophistication is escalating. People have been saying this for years in the Alt Media, and get dismissed (even the more grounded ones, not the Alex Jones types).

An MP when investigating the Cambridge Analytica scandal, even remarked how this tech will change the face of democracy. It's in it's infant stages now, but if it continues, Tech companies will basically control politics, and have massive influence over foreign nations through big data analysis, and psychological profiling of populations.

Smart tech and like you said machine learning, will increase their power. Data is power.

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Originally Posted By ramimotemem⏩

I can't think of what they stand to gain from more surveillance & more control. They already exploit the population and I think they do a good enough job at manipulating most people these days so what more could they possibly want?

I also think that most people wouldn't mind living with no privacy as long as they are offered comfort with a roof, some food, sex and cheap entertainment, so what can you do really?

Bring enough attention to this so its common knowledge that these big tech conglomerates and the cia are working together to oppose the peoples freedom. Then as a collective we work togetger to rid what isn't just.

To the OP: Thank you patriot

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Originally Posted By guest89⏩

Bro there are still communities in America without landlines or cell phone coverage. You're trying to tell me in the last 60 years the government has ignored those communities. But the Federal government is now going to spend hundreds millions of dollars and spend years in construction to provide 5G to people that don't want it,and aren't going use those services?.

We'll see.

There likely will be an exodus out of populated areas, as people refuse... I think tech will follow them.

You seem to think this is about money, based on the underlined?

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Colleges are now using proctoring systems like Proctorio, Honorlock, ProctorU, Lockdown Referendus, etc

Basically the student can’t take the exam unless he is under strict surveillance via remote access to their computer, webcam on, mic on, video recorded, screenshot every time you click

It’s spyware, but they’re justifying doing this using that very phrase “this is the new normal”

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Originally Posted By ramimotemem⏩

I can't think of what they stand to gain from more surveillance & more control.

They don't have total surveillance, and control.

They already exploit the population and I think they do a good enough job at manipulating most people these days so what more could they possibly want?

There are still people who oppose the government's foreign policy, treatment of dissidents (e.g. Chelsea Manning, Edward Snowden), etc. There are still people who oppose things like the EARN it bill, and 'Freedom Act'... I don't think the US population as a whole has shut down.

Chinese citizens generally are submissive to the state, I don't think they have manipulated the population that they are that submissive.

I also think that most people wouldn't mind living with no privacy as long as they are offered comfort with a roof, some food, sex and cheap entertainment, so what can you do really

I agree, unfortunately. That's where I think China get's away with it, I've read that the CCP leaves people alone when it comes to Civil life, but if you speak out against the state regarding domestic or foreign polices, that's why they come down on people.

I do think that however, that freedom is still something that people generally value, especially after they experience it. I think that we are in a 'boiling frog' scenario, where a lof people don't see how insidious "the new normal" slogan is... This is not normal, and IMO it's dangerous to try to encourage people to think that it is.

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Originally Posted By shadowstrength⏩

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Sure, but do you think there are enough people that are willing to fight? Look around you, most people I meet in the city crave comfort in all shapes and sizes above all. Even if they were aware of whatever is going on behind the scenes, do you think they would be willing to sacrifice their comfort?

It's like the people screeching about the environment. How many of them you think would give up their TV, smartphones, etc, let alone their avocados and peppers, in the middle of winter, in exchange for pickled and canned vegetables?

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Originally Posted By exyl⏩

Colleges are now using proctoring systems like Proctorio, Honorlock, ProctorU, Lockdown Referendus, etc

Basically the student can’t take the exam unless he is under strict surveillance via remote access to their computer, webcam on, mic on, video recorded, screenshot every time you click

It’s spyware, but they’re justifying doing this using that very phrase “this is the new normal”

I just did a quick web search...

Damn!

See... Piece by piece. People give up one part of society, and then another, and then another to technological surveillance. Slowly by surely. Like Elon Musk said (paraphrasing) "they'll eventually accept it".

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Originally Posted By ramimotemem⏩

Sure, but do you think there are enough people that are willing to fight? Look around you, most people I meet in the city crave comfort in all shapes and sizes above all. Even if they were aware of whatever is going on behind the scenes, do you think they would be willing to sacrifice their comfort?

That is the question.

I actually agree with Ex champion boxer David Nino Rodriguez, that this is a time when we are all collectively capable of questioning things, due to spending so much time in lockdown.

I have seen what I think is a growing number of people questioning the MSM and official narrative, despite their attempt at ridiculing and suppressing it. I am hopeful.

What I think may be a catalysts for revolt, is the coming economic depression. Even in Western nations we won't be comfortable anymore, we may trigger people questioning officials and mainstream narratives more.

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Originally Posted By BetaAsPhuck⏩

We'll see.

There likely will be an exodus out of populated areas, as people refuse... I think tech will follow them.

You seem to think this is about money, based on the underlined?

1. People aren't going to want to flee to rural area's where there is no economy. No entertainment. No way to earn a living. No chain restaurants/stores. Etc.

2. Its not about money. Its about usability. Lets say the Fed pays 10 million and takes 2-3 years to provide 5G to a rural community. However a large portion of that community does not have internet. Does not have smart phones (or cell phones at all), etc. They spend millions of dollars and take years to erect a 5G tower. That nobody uses.

Imagine that. Big daddy government and tech sits around waiting to spy on people. But nobody signs onto the internet. Nobody uses any Google products/services. Most people there don't even make phone calls. Nobody searches the internet for anything. Etc. At that point what are they going to do? Hire a bunch of spies to infiltrate the community and live among a bunch of rural people so they know what these people are up to? Hunting, fishing, gardening, raising live-stock, maybe a bit of mining, etc.

Sounds real practical.

I think that concept is going over your head. I probably wouldn't have even considered it myself except last year I was in an area in Oregon with no cell service. We stopped by a store to use a phone. And they mentioned they don't have phone service. No landlines. No cell service. No internet. Nobody there has a smart phone. Nobody has internet. Nobody uses Google, Microsoft, or any of the other big tech. products. Etc. This was Oregon. Which isn't even as desolate as a lot of other places. (Montana, Wyoming, Dakota's, Alaska, etc.)

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Originally Posted By BetaAsPhuck⏩

No, they targeted the 'swingables', the people who didn't have firm political beliefs.

That has massive significance, on a large scale.

No amount of grassroots education, will match the power the even youtube is flexing right now, to prevent people from getting alternative opinons regarding COVID 19 and the lockdown.

Swingables work both ways.

Thinking YouTube is an educational resource that doesn't require further research is a common problem highlighting the main issue is basic education of not considering the internet as real life. Its just an entertainment machine.

A very common problem, is that people think they are incapable of being manipulated.

How tech works, a lot of people aren't even aware that they are being manipualted.

Youtube, for example, is banning videos talking out against the mainstream narrative, it also has shadowbanned documentaries against Hollywood, and documentaries talking about 5G (made before COVID 19). That is manipulation, without people even being aware they are being manipualted. They are select what opinions they will let you see.

Also, there is a lot of research into behavarious psychology and statistical analysis regarding big data. They know how to manipulate our habits better than we do.

See above. Critical thinking >>>>

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Originally Posted By guest89⏩

1. People aren't going to want to flee to rural area's where there is no economy. No entertainment. No way to earn a living. No chain restaurants/stores. Etc.

People do that all the time. People relocate to developing nations all the time, into areas that don't have those things.

The kind of people who will flee, won't be looking for a recreation of their old life. They will be the kind of people who will embrace simple living.

2. Its not about money. Its about usability. Lets say the Fed pays 10 million and takes 2-3 years to provide 5G to a rural community. However a large portion of that community does not have internet. Does not have smart phones (or cell phones at all), etc. They spend millions of dollars and take years to erect a 5G tower. That nobody uses.

Smart City technology does not require the users to have internet in their homes, nor smart phones. Have you looked into the kind of tech that is used in smart cities, regarding energy grids, facial and thermal cameras, smart lights, etc? They don't require the citizen to possess anything, in order to function.

(Smart city is just a name. The technology can work outside of cities.)

I think that concept is going over your head. I probably wouldn't have even considered it myself except last year I was in an area in Oregon with no cell service. We stopped by a store to use a phone. And they mentioned they don't have phone service. No landlines. No cell service. No internet. Nobody there has a smart phone. Nobody has internet. Nobody uses Google, Microsoft, or any of the other big tech. products. Etc. This was Oregon. Which isn't even as desolate as a lot of other places. (Montana, Wyoming, Dakota's, Alaska, etc.)

Again, Smart cities do not require anything. But they have a benefit for corporations and governments... Surveillance, data gathering, control.

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Originally Posted By ramimotemem⏩

Sure, but do you think there are enough people that are willing to fight? Look around you, most people I meet in the city crave comfort in all shapes and sizes above all. Even if they were aware of whatever is going on behind the scenes, do you think they would be willing to sacrifice their comfort?

It's like the people screeching about the environment. How many of them you think would give up their TV, smartphones, etc, let alone their avocados and peppers, in the middle of winter, in exchange for pickled and canned vegetables?

it doesn't have to come to people fighting (in the physical orthodox sense) and giving up avocados in winter. We can fight with our choice/decisions. If enough people become educated (which admittedly is a positive from this lock down time) and it becomes popular (as opposed to being blissfully ignorant), yes people will follow. 'Pop-culture' will win this.

The majority is not for slavory, even in these tech companies, they just follow brass

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Originally Posted By hoganrulz⏩

Thinking YouTube is an educational resource that doesn't require further research is a common problem highlighting the main issue is basic education of not considering the internet as real life. Its just an entertainment machine.

Where would you suggest they go for research?

Google search engine?

Amazon?

TV?

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