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MaximumSecurityCity .org // we are prisoners of our own need for security // Timdeboer .org // I would like to thank the Bakema Foundation, Nai, Hans Ibelings, Sebastiaan, Nanko, Fransisco, Cornelieke and many others |
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So how observed am I? Is my daily life as full with camera's as I expected? For 10 days i tried to observe the observation. Everytime i used my phone, I logged the event; I took pictures of every security camera i passed; I logged all events that were connected to my identity. Top: A typical day to my work in Rotterdam. It consists of 800 meters of walking to the train station, a 20 min. trainride and another 500 meters walking. A total of 110 camera's per day. Bottom: A day when I was doing some errands in the city before going to work. A total of 140 camera's that day. And even if I wasn't observed by camera's I could be traced by my mobile phone. It is impossible to disconnect yourself from the surveillance without making major sacrifices in your life. Stop using internet, quit banking, throw away your phone, and discount cards, etc... and move out of the city. |
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