Digital surveillance - The end of privacy as we know it

IF YOU participate in the modern world you are adding to your digital profile each and every waking hour, a profile that is automatically stored somewhere.

It may be held by a government, friendly or otherwise. It may even be held by our own government. Information about your communications are held by a telecommunications company for three years at the insistence of a secret ministerial order made in 2002.

Your profile is held by a bank that might, if you seem a good bet, offer you credit you don’t really need.