A Paradigm of Data Accumulation for Surveillance Awareness

摘要: My deal came down to privacy. I got to the point where I couldn’t stand being exposed all the time—I mean, just in the routine way all of us are. It was getting to me, mentally, emotionally. I couldn’t stand being seen as data: everything I did or said, everywhere I went, usable, profitable, predictive data. That invisible record, it accumulates, and you drag it around with you even though you can’t see or feel it. I couldn’t stand the idea that every little choice I’d made, however thoughtless or dumb, was now part of my history.—Jonathan Dee, Sugar Street