Thread: Insect 'Spies' Fitted with Video Camera Implants

Oh I didn't mean watched by a persons physical eyes 24/7, but the point is the information would be all there if they need it. They could easily keep tabs on everyone and have all that information available with the click of a button. It'd still be being monitored, and you'd still need to make sure not to screw up. Any odd behavior could easily set off a red flag.

Reminds me of the movie "Enemy of the State." Good movie.

I'm sure some people would find that kinky though.

Warrantless Wiretaps
RealID
Video cameras on city street corners
Hypodermic chips

All of these are ideas that, had someone brought them up ages ago, naysayers would shout "Pssh. Yeah right. They wouldn't do that to the general population."

I'm not saying that they, at the drop of a dime, are going to start sending swarms of these things out to "watch the population brush their teeth," but it only takes the smallest bit of reason to harden the possibility that they could send them out at particular "places of interest" to survey.

If not now. What about 10 years from now? It's only in looking at the possible uses for the technology that things become unsettling, not the presently broadcast uses.

And no, actually, people don't actually have to sit around and watch the monitors anymore.
That's automated now, too.