Essay Argues Society Passively Accepted Mass Surveillance as the Default
A widely read blog post contends that widespread digital surveillance became normalized not through explicit public consent but through incremental design choices, platform incentives, and user convenience trade-offs. The piece examines why resistance to surveillance eroded over time and what conditions allowed it to become an unquestioned baseline. It has drawn extensive discussion on Hacker News with nearly 100 comments.
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