No, that is not just a feature of the story in George Orwell’s classic 1984. It is the reality behind the effort to be sure compliance to COVID-19 isolation actually took place.
A new report claims that the Centers for Disease Control, one of the health-related organizations trying to co-opt the sovereignty of all nations on earth, actually purchased mobile phone data from a tracking company in order to check up on compliance with their draconian guidelines.
The CDC specifically monitored Americans’ visits to churches and schools, as well as “detailed counts of visits to participating pharmacies for vaccine monitoring,” internal documents from the federal agency obtained by Vice show.
The CDC also reportedly tracked peoples’ movement during curfews and visits between neighbors.
A controversial “data broker” called SafeGraph initially provided the data to the CDC for free during the outbreak of the pandemic, the documents show. Then in 2021, the CDC reportedly hatched a deal to pay the company $420,000 for continued access.
So, a quasi-government entity spied on Americans using our own tax-payer money during a “pandemic” that did nothing much more than violate human rights on levels even George Orwell did not anticipate.
Oh, hey, that’s fair.
The CDC argued in the documents that data from SafeGraph — which is backed by tech billionaire Peter Thiel and ex-Saudi intelligence chief Turki bin Faisal Al Saud, among other investors — helped give the agency “deeper insights into the pandemic as it pertains to human behavior.”
Yet another billionaire concerned with human behavior, also known as, will the people comply with our demands.
Data brokers like SafeGraph say that the information they sell represents the movements of groups of people rather than individual users. But critics have raised concerns about the data being less anonymous than data brokers claim.
In one example, a top Catholic priest from Wisconsin was forced to resign last year after a Catholic news site was able to de-anonymize data linked to his cellphone to reveal that he had allegedly used Grindr and visited gay bars. It was not clear whether that data had been obtained from SafeGraph or another data broker.
Pro-choice activists have also raised concerns that cellphone data from firms like SafeGraph can be used to track women who visit abortion clinics.
The concerns come from all sides.
How this is not a blatant abuse of American privacy rights really does need to be explained.
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