Surveillance Capitalism: The Collapse of Internet Anonymity and the Rise of the Dark Web

Large technology companies, government contractors, are pushing for a future in which Internet anonymity will be a thing of the past.

They are incentivized by their own profits, contracts with the state, and control of network traffic.

In this emerging landscape, accessing the internet will require personal credentials, meaning every individual will be assigned a digital ID.

Internet Service Providers will be obliged by law to provide the service with an ID for each user.

Your ability to connect to the network could soon depend on being verified and authorized, fundamentally changing the way we interact online.

This can be implemented because most people will accept this control and loss of individual freedom because there will be a catastrophic (false flag) event to justify such control (remember 9/11).

The government will know all the data and metadata on-line information of its citizens.

The era of a free, open, and anonymous internet will be coming to an end.

In this scenario, the need for #privacy will increase and will demand anonymous connections provided by virtual providers.

The #AI will play a central role in the provision of this service, but also in the detection of these anonymous accesses. (big data analysis), a technology that will be used by regulators.

It is in this context that the Dark Web and privacy money like #Monero will be useful and this niche market will grow.

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