SYLLOGIST!
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- Dec 28, 2007
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Drum roll, drum roll, drum roll...and the bottom line is "Protectionist agenda" and nevertheless the economic and power mongers control of the masses.
Not easy to track them--- >>>>difficult to track them, but POSSIBLE.
Not easy to track them..they know the moment they left any single clue it is game over for them. (Most of them their either spy.. or criminals of high order)
Yes you maybe cant prevent to be spied on, but you can avoid it.
Amesema hivi"Unaweza kutambuliwa na moyo wako na gait yako. Unaweza kutambuliwa na vidole vyako vya vidole na iris. Na unaweza daima kutambuliwa na smartphone yako kutangaza namba ya kipekee inayoitwa Mac (Media Access Control) anwani. Na mambo mengi ambayo yanakukuta pia: Nambari yako ya simu, nambari yako ya kadi ya mkopo, sahani za leseni kwenye gari lako. Mara baada ya kutambuliwa, data kuhusu wewe ni nani na unachofanya inaweza kuunganishwa na data zingine zilizokusanywa wakati mwingine. Hii inaweza kuwa data ya harakati, ambayo inaweza kutumika kukufuata siku yako yote. Inaweza kununua data, data ya kuvinjari ya mtandao, au data kuhusu nani unayozungumza kupitia barua pepe au maandishi. Inaweza kuwa data kuhusu mapato yako, ukabila, maisha, taaluma na maslahi. Kuna sekta nzima ya wastaafu wa data ambao hufanya kuchambua kuishi na kuongeza data kuhusu wewe ni nani - kutumia data ya ufuatiliaji iliyokusanywa na kila aina ya makampuni na kisha kuuzwa bila ujuzi wako au idhini yako. Ufuatiliaji wa molekuli wa kisasa una vipengele vitatu vya pana: utambulisho, uwiano na ubaguzi. Sio tu kwamba wanajua wewe ni nani, ni kwamba wanahusiana na kile wanachokijua kuhusu wewe kuunda maelezo kuhusu wewe ni nani na maslahi yako ni nini. Ni muhimu kwao ni kwamba unaweza kutambuliwa mara kwa mara kwa muda. Tatizo ni kwamba unatambuliwa bila ujuzi wako au idhini yako, na jamii inahitaji sheria kuhusu wakati huo unaruhusiwa. Tunahitaji sheria mpya. Tunahitaji sheria bora zaidi wakati na jinsi inavyowezekana kwa mamlaka na makampuni kupeleleza na kutuchagua. Ubaguzi kulingana na sifa zilizohifadhiwa kama mbio na jinsia ni tayari kinyume cha sheria (katika nchi nyingine) lakini sheria hizo hazina nguvu dhidi ya teknolojia za sasa za ufuatiliaji na udhibiti."
It's very concerning,especially because I know my data will be used for evil motives.Why should one want to know me in the first place,it sounds bizarre indeed.You can be identified by your heartbeat and your gait. You can be identified by your fingerprints and iris patterns. And you can always be identified by your smartphone broadcast unique number called MAC (Media Access Control) address. And more things that identify you as well: your phone number, your credit card number, the license plates on your car.
Once you are identified, the data about who you are and what you are doing can be correlated with other data collected at other times. This might be movement data, which can be used to follow you throughout your day. It can be purchasing data, Internet browsing data, or data about who you talk to via email or text.
It might be data about your income, ethnicity, lifestyle, profession and interests. There is an entire industry of data brokers who make a living analyzing and augmenting data about who you are - using surveillance data collected by all sorts of companies and then sold without your knowledge or consent.
Modern mass surveillance has three broad components: identification, correlation and discrimination.
It is not just that they know who you are, it is that they correlate what they know about you to create profiles about who you are and what your interests are. What is important to them is that you can be consistently identified over time.
The problem is that you are being identified without your knowledge or consent, and society needs rules about when that is permissible. We need new rules.
We need better rules about when and how it is permissible for authorities and companies to spy and discriminate us.
Discrimination based on protected characteristics like race and gender is already illegal (in some countries) but those rules are ineffectual against the current technologies of surveillance and control.