Well, that's disturbing. I bet we'll see much more of this in the coming days.
seems like you would either need a collapse of the economy to such a degree that cameras and computers aren't affordable...or some kind of extremely aggressive regulation.
i can't see how the latter would ever come about or be effective.
Try picturing a future where having access to clean drinking water is a privilege that only some have, with no cheap energy available and unstable climate. This is the future we built for ourselves and admittedly internet and computer are useless when you don't have electricity.
Now that you have failed to do that, try doing it for one day 5 years ago, a whole week, a whole month, everyday since you were born.
A public surveillance apparatus such as the one featured here who record everyone, every day, not forgetting a single thing or person.
Try thinking a bit and free yourself from the backfire effect before making claims that make you look bad.
Just because I am not in my house does not mean I consent to being tracked everywhere I go. We make the rules in our society, and with enough political will we can restrict this stuff.
Norwegian law disagrees with you.