Judge orders Google to turn over a full year of actor’s data
The deeper problem is that old laws are being used to deal with new behaviors. This inadequacy will continue to grow as human beings and computers slowly merge over the next century or two, where at some point, “your Google data” will be more-and-more equivalent to “all of your thoughts.”<p>Those who say that this is justified because warrants were obtained seem to miss the point that state’s ability and desire to gather information has grown exponentially over time. And that’s why we need data protection laws, alternatives to Google, and other privacy measures.<p>The philosophical concept of embodied cognition is a good place to start on this issue:<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;plato.stanford.edu&#x2F;entries&#x2F;embodied-cognition&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;plato.stanford.edu&#x2F;entries&#x2F;embodied-cognition&#x2F;</a>