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Sidewalk Labs document reveals company’s early vision for data collection, tax powers, criminal justice

analyse - 3 novembre 2019

lire sur le site originel >>> (theglobeandmail.com)

A confidential Sidewalk Labs document from 2016 lays out the founding vision of the Google-affiliated development company, which included having the power to levy its own property taxes, track and predict people’s movements and control some public services.
The document, which The Globe and Mail has seen, also describes how people living in a Sidewalk community would interact with and have access to the space around them "“ an experience based, in part, on how much data they’re willing to (...)



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