Amazon owns Ring and has sole million of the camera-embedded cameras to homeowners nationwide. Next, it offered the surveillance to police forces in every community. So far, 400 police forces are signed up.
All 100,000 of Philadelphia's streetlights will be replaced with wifi-equipped poles capable of total surveillance. It will be mostly financed by energy savings of LEDs over high-pressure sodium bulbs.
The global elite (via Foreign Policy Magazine) are floating a dangerous narrative: first, by suggesting the possibility that radical leftist Gavin Newsom could be a future President and second, that the U.S. might lead a military action against Brazil to 'save' the Amazon rainforest from destruction.
Citizens and cities are pushing back against FCC bullying and health concerns, even as 5G providers are calling it all 'conspiracy theories.' The providers are increasingly embattled by city councils.
Technocrat purist Gianpiero Palermo states, "If we can wipe out a particular gene, it would be incredible... theoretically, in principal, this would be a major, major benefit to society." Um, like wiping out humanity?
High-tech facial recognition systems are fostering a total-surveillance police state across America and citizens may not have much time left to declare it un-American, un-Constitutional and a violation of their Civil Rights.
If the vast majority of drivers despise red-light cameras, then why do governments insist on forcing them upon us? This does little more than undermine the Rule of Law while fanning distrust and animosity.
Smart City Technocrats don't have problems that can't be fixed by throwing more technology fixes at them. In this particular ludicrous extreme that seeks to fix broken lives, critics can only respond, "people are not potholes.'