Memory Wars and Data Leakage
The state wants a self that remembers everything and contradicts nothing. A body that forgets is not a broken citizen but one the file can no longer hold.
Tag: privacy
5 posts
The Right to Be Forgotten
The digital afterlife industry sells immortality and delivers undeadness. Finitude is not a defect in a person, and deletion should be the default.
The Analog Insurrection
Disconnection used to be the default. Now it is a luxury good, and the price of staying unreadable is quietly sorting us into two classes.
The Glass Cage
The demand that you be readable is the demand that you be governable. On legibility, the trap of visibility, and why opacity is the freedom left.
Own Your Voice
Cloud TTS rents you a voice and keeps your data. Afterwords clones it once so you own it — running locally, in a menu-bar app, or via your own API.