Seems like a nonissue to me. Physical privacy will be dead soon enough anyway. Walmart and other vendors are moving to RFID tags which means that anything you own will be able to be detected remotely. Other technologies are enabling sourceless tracking with lasers that measure unique textures. MIT recently announced that they track all internet users on campus so one can see where seats are occupied all over campus, meaning they know where everybody is all the time. All of these combined with the internet, will eventually render privacy obsolete.
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Seems like a nonissue to me. Physical privacy will be dead soon enough anyway. Walmart and other vendors are moving to RFID tags which means that anything you own will be able to be detected remotely. Other technologies are enabling sourceless tracking with lasers that measure unique textures. MIT recently announced that they track all internet users on campus so one can see where seats are occupied all over campus, meaning they know where everybody is all the time. All of these combined with the internet, will eventually render privacy obsolete. www.nanobound.com