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101 The global south is being surveilled into compliance and Silicon Valley calls it development

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Justin Brown @ Silicon Canals · today 08:25 EDT

The global south is being surveilled into compliance and Silicon Valley calls it development

Biometric IDs, cashless payment rails, and AI credit scoring are being deployed across the Global South under the banner of development. But when the data flows to Silicon Valley and the populations can't opt out, we need to call this what it is: surveillance infrastructure dressed as inclusion.

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