I submit that this is the perfect time to start a dialogue about what privacy is, what it is not and what rights we should reasonably expect.
To start this dialogue, we need to understand the full nature of the technological capability we are up against. Apple and Google using military-grade tools to create better way-finding tools for their maps and other applications is actually pretty benign. Want to think about surveillance? Great, let’s think about it the right way.
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