The surveillance state comes for everyone
A warning that constant surveillance is becoming normal, and that the powerful already act like they're being watched.
- Top figures like Mark Zuckerberg, Benjamin Netanyahu, and former FBI director Jim Comey tape over their laptop and phone cameras.
- They do it because they know devices can be turned into spying tools — and most regular people don't take the same precautions.
- Oracle's Larry Ellison openly describes a future where AI-linked cameras record everything, so police and citizens alike stay "on their best behavior."
- The pitch is public safety, but the effect is a world where nothing you do goes unrecorded.
Outlook: Expect more always-on cameras and AI monitoring, pushing privacy further out of reach for ordinary people.