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Layzeebeaver

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15. Yes.

Wed Jan 28, 2026, 10:03 AM

Jan 2026

If what you do in your house has a footprint that extends into the info-sphere, then yes.

Everything you do, plan, research, communicate via the internet and other electronic means would be fair game. Every payment, purchase, travel ticket, delivery would be digested by the AI panopticon and be used to track and predict your behaviour.

Just because they don't have a camera in your bedroom doesnt make it OK.

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UK isn't doing much better [View all] SamuelTheThird Jan 2026 OP

Everyone in the UK knows.. r�is�n_dubh Jan 2026 #1

Imagine if nobody had witnessed or filmed the killing of Alex Pretti. That is why camera Doodley Jan 2026 #2

She is talking about going far beyond that SamuelTheThird Jan 2026 #3

She is not talking about: "surveillance of everyone, everywhere, at every moment of their lives." Doodley Jan 2026 #4

Hey, every article needs its clickbait/hook AZJonnie Jan 2026 #5

She is. Layzeebeaver Jan 2026 #7

In their houses too? Polybius Jan 2026 #13

Yes. Layzeebeaver Jan 2026 #15

Nobody is proposing that. Doodley Jan 2026 #18

That is that the eyes of the state can be on you at all times. SamuelTheThird Jan 2026 #10

It is obvious she doesn't mean cameras in bedrooms. Doodley Jan 2026 #11

Cameras? OK, probably not. Listening devices though? Seeking Serenity Jan 2026 #14

Possible, but nobody is proposing that! Doodley Jan 2026 #19

Yet.... Seeking Serenity Jan 2026 #20

I asked you what she does mean SamuelTheThird Jan 2026 #21

This message was self-deleted by its author Polybius Jan 2026 #12

Not even close. BannonsLiver Jan 2026 #6

Maybe you're unaware SamuelTheThird Jan 2026 #9

The Bourne Ultimatum. ColoringFool Jan 2026 #8

Sounds serious Torchlight Jan 2026 #16

AI + surveillance IS a serious threat to civil liberties SamuelTheThird Jan 2026 #22

Live facial recognition vans to increase from 10 to 50; the Met alone scanned 4 million faces in 2025 muriel_volestrangler Jan 2026 #17