You&#x27;re really low-balling.<p>Work in the greater D.C. area.  Within a 150-200 mile radius, there are literally tens of thousands of developers working directly on surveillance.  Probably even more.  How do I know this?  From random sampling.  Go to any tech event, talk to any program manager at any government contractor.  The work and money is in surveillance.<p>And, that&#x27;s just government surveillance.  All that tech is then spilling over into corporate surveillance.  Location and behavioral tracking is big money.  How do I know this? Because, sadly, that&#x27;s how I have to make my money.  The problem is that there&#x27;s always another grunt like me willing to create the systems that enable this.<p>The solution: Use all of this surveillance tech and data to expose all of the VIPs.  Publicly post where they are and where they&#x27;ve been, who they&#x27;ve been with, what they read, and what they buy.  You do this and laws will be created pretty quickly.