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But security through obscurity is no security at all. On top of that, as companies continue to automate spying and the price for spying on an individual falls, we'll be spied on more and more whether we're noteworthy or not
The survivability onion disagrees.
Just because I can read your email doesn't mean I can distinguish what's important from what's spam.
The most important element of the flock camera system is your DMV's license plate record system. Without that, none of it works. Even with it, you need an enormous ground presence to make it meaningful.
Looking unremarkable is absolutely critical in a surveillance state. You should be aware of what takes you off the radar relative to what makes you stick out.