Jamal Awil

← The Age of Surveillance Capitalism

Such means have been imagined in the past, but only now are they feasible. [definitional]

In the future that the surveillance capitalism prepares for us, my will and yours threaten the flow of surveillance revenues. Its aim is not to destroy us but simply to author us and to profit from that authorship. Such means have been imagined in the past, but only now are they feasible. Such means have been rejected in the past, but only now have they been allowed to root. We are ensnared without awareness, shorn of meaningful alternatives for withdrawal, resistance, or protection.

Shoshana Zuboff, The Age of Surveillance Cap…, loc. 1062