The world is brimming with shiny new tech that promises to make life smoother, safer, and more connected. Every year, devices become smarter, apps more intuitive, and services more convenient. But beneath the glossy marketing campaigns and sleek design lies an uncomfortable truth: many of these “innovations” are nothing more than surveillance tools.
They blur the line between convenience and intrusion, making it easier than ever for corporations and governments to know exactly where people are, what they are doing, and what they might do next.
