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Layzeebeaver

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15. Yes.

Wed Jan 28, 2026, 09:03 AM

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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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