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1) Just how little privacy we have on the internet and how we users are under observed under a microscope and recorded  for data extraction.

2) I find it disturbing that companies track my information unbeknownst to me. I see it more as a morality problem. Companies tracking us without our accord crosses boundaries. They no longer care about us as humans; only customers.

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1) I knew a bit about surveillance capitalism but I didn't know the extremes they take today. However I feel somewhat better for not being on social media now. I find it quite unnerving that literally everything you do can be watched but as well that if you don't want to be watched then your services will be discontinued. I wonder how I will buy future products that have such monitoring devices when old products without them are phased out of existence. Will there be any way to escape the system?

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1.) What struck me the most when watching this documentary was how literally everything you're doing is being watched, recorded or listened to. I think it's kind of scary this is what we're dealing with and that most people don't even know about it. It feels like a sense of control and like there's no privacy with anything you do. It makes you trust the internet less.

2.) Knowing my information is being used against me makes me feel uncomfortable and anxious. It puts into perspective how little privacy we have, it makes you feel constantly watched.

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1) I've already known this and It has made me feel different about what I post and what I say on the internet because they can always take information from you and use it against you in the future. 2) this obviously makes me feel uncomfortable and not wanna trust anything on the internet again.

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1) What struck me the most is that our every move is being watched and recorded, and there's nothing we can do about it. Every device and app is listening in on what we're doing, and is probably aware that I'm writing this right now.

2) It makes me feel uneasy and violated that I'm being watched for the purpose of being sold products and having my behavior changed.

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1.) what struck me the most in this documentary is how facial recognition data is being sent to factories and is analyzed for predications of human behavior, which are than sold to businesses who want to maximize there businesses somehow and how facial recognition is also used in prisons in china.

2.) knowing that my information is being used to manipulate my behavior makes me feel uncomfortable and scared because it seems like I have none of very little privacy.

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The documentary taught me a lot of things that I didn't know. And it will defiantly think twice about all of the simple everyday things that we do. This leads me to what struck me the most. What struck me the most was that a game mainly marketed towards kids (Pokémon Go) was used as a way to just get our money and track us. I think that's absolutely crazy that a big company like like Google felt the need to track children's every move. With todays society I typically think that we have a lot of freedom in general. We have access to the answer to every question that we could ever think of thanks to google, women are aloud to vote, we can make most of our decisions for ourselves. But when I watched this documentary i wound out that may not be the case. It seems that so many companies and things in out life are constantly tracking us and gathering information on us. To me that was just really shocking and makes me reconsider always having my phone on me.

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1) What struck me the most is that every device you own really does listen to everything and is constantly tracking our behaviour. When I go on my phone and see ads about things that interest me I always thought it was from who I follow on social media and what usually catches my eye on the internet and its all just based off that. I didn't realize how complex it actually is and it's from our devices actually listening to us.
2) I feel very uncomfortable knowing that my information is used to manipulate my behaviour after watching this documentary. I feel that no matter what I do on or around my phone I have never truly had privacy. Since the day I got my first device at a very young age I was being tracked and listened too. All of my social medias are private accounts so I thought I did have some privacy but do I really if my phones taking in all the information anyway. This creeps me out and makes me question a lot of things about my phone.

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1) What struck me the most was that the famous Pokémon game was being used to lure consumers to stores in hopes of us buying something.
2) I feel very creeped out that my 11 year old self was playing a game tracking my movements and luring me places and trading my information. To think that my every move was being tracked , if a child predator were to use the Pokémon app to find me or to get me to walk to them is mind blowing and alarming that this app targets the younger ages.

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this documentary was super interesting because it showed so many things that I never knew. like I had no idea that Pokémon Go was made by google, and designed to make money. although I never had the game its still cool to know. also I knew that all companies were using our info and data but I never really knew the extent of where they were putting it and how they were using it (other then targeted ads). in the world that we live in it is basically impossible to have complete privacy without some company collecting data. I think that after watching this documentary it makes me more cautious about what I put online and how I use google, and it also makes me concerned about how they will continue to use our date to manipulate us especially with technology improving everyday.

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Never realized Niantic was actually just Google, no wonder they had so much money out of nowhere.

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1.  The thing that struck me the most was that its nearly impossible to have privacy anymore because there's always something listening. Every device wo own is constantly listening and tracking us to be able to predict our behavior and even emotional shifts. I always knew that company's like Google took our information to target ads towards us but I didn't understand the severity of it.
2. Personally knowing my information is being used to manipulate me makes me feel very upset and nervous. I feel like I don't have any privacy and no matter what I do there are company's out there who are using that information against me.

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1) The thing that struck me the most was that Facebook can predict mood shifts and personal emotions just based on how someone uses the Internet. This crosses a boundary into our personal lives and it should not be capable of doing that. I was also surprised that Google Nest has hidden microphones that they do not inform the public about. It shows how secretive companies try to be with the way they collect data.

2) I feel scared that information is used to manipulate my behaviour. We give so much more information than we are even aware of, and it makes me want to be more cautious about how I use the Internet. I have noticed that the ads on my computer and phone are always very relevant to me and it makes me wonder what other kind of data they have on me (age, interests, habits, etc.) and how they have used that to manipulate me in ways I had not even thought about before.

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1) The thing that struck me most about this documentary was just how far businesses will go to try to make money. The algorithms and data set in place to collect personal information is unreal!

2) The fact that my information is used to manipulate my behaviour makes me feel very uneasy. One example of this is on TikTok. I am aware that TikTok invades my privacy because the amount of videos that are incredibly specific to me or conversations I have just had. Yet, I continue to use the app anyway. TikTok shows the the opinions of others which I have never considered and that sometimes makes changes within my day to day life. The opinions I have gained aren't evil or anything like that, but it is frightening to think about what it could produce.

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1) the thing that struck me the most, was that there isnt that much we can actually do to protect your own privacy.  everything we do is being recorded for data.

2) i am petrified of the fact that the data that i give is being used to manipulate my feelings and my decisions. Do we even have free will anymore?

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The thing that struck me the most while watching this documentary is that every device around you is always listening to you and the conversation you are having ....like I knew that ads on social media was generated towards you but I didn’t realize that it was from our devices listening to us. I just thought it was based off of what you look up and your search history .

2) the idea of using my information to manipulate my behaviour is crazy and unsettling because to me having big companies know everything about you just from listening to you though the devices we carry around and the devices that we have in our homes . Also I try to keep my social media private and not have a lot of personal things on it but then what’s the point if every device is already listening and taking my information without me really knowing what it’s picking up from what I’m saying . It’s also crazy because within a couple seconds of you talking about something you could then go on your phone or device and seeing a ad that is related to the topic you where talking about...

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1. The thing that struck me the most was how there is ALWAYS someone listening. I already knew that ads are generated by whatever you talk about or search up but I didn’t know the severity of it.
2. The general idea of using my information to manipulate my behaviour isn’t surprising but I find it very unsettling the way that you can say a word and then it pops up on your device within one refresh of your page.

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What struck me the most was the scale at which surveillance capitalism is being used and the truth that big corporations and executives running companies such as Facebook and Google are completely apathetic to the robbery data of just about every single person in the world. Corporations and companies robbing individuals of privacy could be compared to putting somebody  with sunglasses on in a dark laser tag room with no gun--that person will lose no matter what. It made me feel absolutely horrified and violated at the rate at which companies are developing products from data that has been robbed from people, only to find out those products are developed to steal more data and violate more privacy. As Prof. Zuboff said in the video, our ignorance is their bliss.

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1. After watching the documentary, I found it most noteworthy to learn what exactly they do with our personal information such as location, media usage patterns, etc. I was previously aware of data being tracked but never really knew why our data was being taken or for what use it was being put to. I think it's both fascinating and terrifying how they are using our data to create models of human behaviour as a result of our online actions, predicting our likelihood of acting on different things.
2) The use of my personal information to manipulate my behaviour makes me fascinated by the progression of technology. I find very invasive, however am intrigued by our information being used as somewhat of a marketing and advertisement strategy. Although I find it interesting, I wonder how media and technology will continue to progress and how that will impact our personal and private lives.

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1) What struck me the most is how they are literally listening and learning about you EVERYWHERE with every electronic you own. 2) This whole taking my information and manipulating my behaviour is a little unsettling to think about. You'll talk about if you cut your finger cooking and next thing you know the first ad on facebook is band-aids! It's too much.

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