Little Brother

Little Brother, Chapter 7

The BART and the SF Bridge Authority both use Fast-pass type technology to supposedly make it easier for consumers to use their systems; however, these chip-cards also track the movement of the users, thus taking away their freedom. What ways do we currently have of having our daily actions tracked? Who has ownership over our actions?

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Our daily actions are tracked online... what we look at, what we buy, the things we are interested in buying. There are GPS functions in cars, phones, ect. that track our movements and locations. Social media tracks our likes, dislikes, and locations. Toll cards track our movements between areas or states, as do credit and debit cards.

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