Card #14: 👤👁️ Under The Skin Biometric Surveillance
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There is a paradigm shift in surveillance 👁️ technologies, moving from 'external monitoring' to 'internal biometric tracking'. Yuval Noah Harari asserts that the 🦠 COVID-19 pandemic has normalized the collection of under-the-skin data, including body 🌡️ temperature, blood 🩸 pressure, and heart 🫀 rate, which could be used to assess health conditions and even emotional responses. This is a historic transformation in surveillance capabilities, enabling unprecedented insights into individuals' physiological states. This shift allows for more intrusive monitoring than ever before, suggesting that the implications of these advancements includes the potential erosion of concepts like free will and personal privacy. 📍 It's noted that COVID-19's role in legitimizing total biometric surveillance, noting its acceptance even in democratic societies that previously resisted mass surveillance systems. 📍 Other types of under the skin surveillance include 'Graphene Sensors For Human Health Moni
There is a paradigm shift in surveillance 👁️ technologies, moving from 'external monitoring' to 'internal biometric tracking'.
Yuval Noah Harari asserts that the 🦠 COVID-19 pandemic has normalized the collection of under-the-skin data, including body 🌡️ temperature, blood 🩸 pressure, and heart 🫀 rate, which could be used to assess health conditions and even emotional responses.
This is a historic transformation in surveillance capabilities, enabling unprecedented insights into individuals' physiological states. This shift allows for more intrusive monitoring than ever before, suggesting that the implications of these advancements includes the potential erosion of concepts like free will and personal privacy.
📍 It's noted that COVID-19's role in legitimizing total biometric surveillance, noting its acceptance even in democratic societies that previously resisted mass surveillance systems.
📍 Other types of under the skin surveillance include 'Graphene Sensors For Human Health Monitoring'.
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