Virtual Reality Allows the Most Detailed, Intimate Digital Surveillance Yet
For The Intercept, Joshua Kopstein goes through the looking glass and argues that VR-driven social media may allow alarmingly intimate opportunities for digital surveillance.
According to Kopstein, the digital embodiment of individuals as detailed avatars in the social media space will supply corporations and governments with "unprecedented insight and power over our emotions and physical behavior." The writer also delves into the emerging fields of VR analytics and emotion detection.
Article here:
https://theintercept.com/2016/12/23/...veillance-yet/
We already discussed this in some threads, as we all agreed in those, it's matter of education and common sense, it's a pretty long article but I found it very interesting, because shows a lot of info, again all what I see is how it might be
harmful for the masses and not individuals with some education.
So what do you think having this additional info?