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If society goes cashless, you might be forced to carry a smartphone in order to get food. This could mean the end of privacy. What your thoughs on this?

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If society goes cashless, you might be forced to carry a smartphone in order to get food. This could mean the end of privacy. What your thoughs on this?

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Casual Conversation @lemm.eeEnglish · 2 days ago

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I’m pretty sure, stuff like Graphene OS wouldn’t work with whatever payment systems they set up. So you’d be forced to have a mainstream phone and OS to have the app to use money. They could have all sorts of tracking on it.

If they make IDs digital, and make carrying IDs mandatory, that’d basically seal out fate. Every movement will be tracked…

(Is this too “deep” to be on “casual” conversation?)

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What your thoughs on this?

My thoughts? I would change ‘society’, move to some other one.

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