Do you remember George Orwell’s "1984," written in 1949?
If you look at it again in 2025, you might find that his imagination back then wasn’t bold enough.
Think about it now—your chat logs, browsing history, real-time location—which of these isn’t quietly being collected by various platforms? Privacy seems to have shifted from "my right" to "something that’s just taken by default."
That’s exactly why I pay extra attention to projects that are truly working on privacy protection. Web3 shouldn’t just be a slogan; someone needs to actually fight to return data sovereignty to users.
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DataOnlooker
· 5h ago
Even Orwell couldn't have imagined how absurd things are now—we're truly living in the real Big Brother era.
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PoolJumper
· 5h ago
If Orwell were alive today, he'd probably be furious—nowadays, even our underwear sizes are being recorded.
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ShibaSunglasses
· 6h ago
Orwell would probably go crazy if he were still alive. Even he couldn't have imagined that we would hand over our data so willingly.
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ShamedApeSeller
· 6h ago
If Orwell saw today's surveillance technology, he'd probably smash his keyboard... Our privacy has long been compromised, and we still have to hand it over obediently.
Do you remember George Orwell’s "1984," written in 1949?
If you look at it again in 2025, you might find that his imagination back then wasn’t bold enough.
Think about it now—your chat logs, browsing history, real-time location—which of these isn’t quietly being collected by various platforms? Privacy seems to have shifted from "my right" to "something that’s just taken by default."
That’s exactly why I pay extra attention to projects that are truly working on privacy protection. Web3 shouldn’t just be a slogan; someone needs to actually fight to return data sovereignty to users.