Most Americans think they’re being constantly tracked—and that there’s nothing they can do. More than 60% of Americans think it’s impossible to go through daily life without being tracked by companies or the government, according to a new Pew Research study.

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Most Americans think they’re being constantly tracked—and that there’s nothing they can do. More than 60% of Americans think it’s impossible to go through daily life without being tracked by companies or the government, according to a new Pew Research study.

If you were capable of discussion, on the level that needs to occur in order to create change- I'd be happy to.

But you're happy with how things are, apparently. And that is exactly what must be fought against if there is to be any hope for the autonomy of the individual human being going into the immediate near future. Your point of view is to accept the status quo, and frankly I hate people that allow themselves to be so complacent.

If you have children, and you don't currently fear for their lives due to the topics we've already been discussing, then you are either completely oblivious to what's happening on this planet- or you're part of the problem.

I'm inclined to believe the latter.

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Most Americans think they’re being constantly tracked—and that there’s nothing they can do. More than 60% of Americans think it’s impossible to go through daily life without being tracked by companies or the government, according to a new Pew Research study.

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