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Goodhearted technology in the hands of a malicious regime

Goodhearted technology in the hands of a malicious regime

As the COVID pandemic was gaining steam in 2020, governments stared leaning on technology to track outbreaks and conduct contact tracing and the like. But in the post-COVID world, governments are finding new uses for the surveillance.

Steve Jordahl
Dec 21, 2022
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