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Unfortunately it appears COVID is the final nail in cash’s coffin.
We need a comparable digital instrument that has the same attributes of cash—namely privacy.
6+ different corporations don’t need to know exactly what you bought over the last 6 months.
That’s a dangerous path.
We need a comparable digital instrument that has the same attributes of cash—namely privacy.
6+ different corporations don’t need to know exactly what you bought over the last 6 months.
That’s a dangerous path.
The death to privacy has come by a thousand cuts.
Cash phased out for traceable digital transactions.
GPS tracking on your phone.
Alexa listening to your conversations.
Smart TVs / streaming platforms telling you what is okay to watch.
Google / FB / TikTok gobbling data.
Cash phased out for traceable digital transactions.
GPS tracking on your phone.
Alexa listening to your conversations.
Smart TVs / streaming platforms telling you what is okay to watch.
Google / FB / TikTok gobbling data.
One day soon, we’re gonna look up and realize that we have no meaningful privacy left.
Privacy is a fundamental human right. It’s engrained in the Constitution via the Fourth Amendment.
And we’re giving it all up for a false sense of safety and a bit of convenience.
Privacy is a fundamental human right. It’s engrained in the Constitution via the Fourth Amendment.
And we’re giving it all up for a false sense of safety and a bit of convenience.
