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They're the younger step siblings, but Amazon is growing up fast.You forgot Amazon, InstaGram and every cell phone company.
I understand where you are coming from but I doubt that the govt really cares whether we know or not. They want the info so they can figure out how to make more tax money off of it. We might not pay income tax and the 1/2 ounce we sold to someone but we bought new lights or new pots with the money and the store paid taxes on their income and the salesperson was paid for his or her time and they pay taxes.The government can do it, why can't I?
It is because they don't want us realizing that they can see this data, along with knowing who we associate with and exactly how long and when we are in their presence. They know if someone new happens to visit Mr. Big... and then that person can be investigated. We are now in a surveillance state and they are desperate to figure out a way to "tag" us before we realize that our devices that we have been conditioned to never leave our side, are tracking our every move.
Let's talk real paranoia. There is another important data point that is being tracked, and one that is not talked about very much, because they really don't want us to know that they are doing this. They know who we gather with.
I always thought it would be cool to have an app that showed me all the active cell phones around me, like in a bar. Or, an app that alerted me when a particular person entered a specific space. The government can do it, why can't I?
As someone trained in marketing I understand the value of all of this data. I had a course in my post graduate work that studied the ethics of marketing. The general consensus is that as long as the data remains granular, in which it never goes to the fine point of identifying any single individual, then it is ethical to collect and use this data to better understand market trends and how people en mass, think. This allows producers to better respond to what the consumer actually wants.
I'm in a legal for rec state. The state left it open to localities to choose to "opt in" and collect taxes.just a quick mental health check in ..
now it's legal here, and really no one gives a crap what you're up to.
boy i'm glad all that's gone now.
i'm curious how everyone else feels, and how comfortable they are with others knowing our passion, or how discrete.
not everyone can enjoy legality either.
is there anything you are super careful over ? chime in with what you are comfortable with, or not comfortable with.
New York State has an app that you can download that will alert you when someone that recently tested positive for covid is within 6 feet of my cell phone.Let's talk real paranoia. There is another important data point that is being tracked, and one that is not talked about very much, because they really don't want us to know that they are doing this. They know who we gather with.
I always thought it would be cool to have an app that showed me all the active cell phones around me, like in a bar. Or, an app that alerted me when a particular person entered a specific space. The government can do it, why can't I?
It is because they don't want us realizing that they can see this data, along with knowing who we associate with and exactly how long and when we are in their presence. They know if someone new happens to visit Mr. Big... and then that person can be investigated. We are now in a surveillance state and they are desperate to figure out a way to "tag" us before we realize that our devices that we have been conditioned to never leave our side, are tracking our every move. First we are seeing facial recognition everywhere... even in the ball stadium you frequent. The scariest person to an authoritarian state is someone who is unidentified. A wise person realizes that they would love to implant a chip in us to make this all very easy. 1984 is here... we have just been conditioned not to notice it.
But only if the other person has opted into the system by installing the app and setting it up. If someone has tested positive but leaves their cell phone at home then there is no alert.New York State has an app that you can download that will alert you when someone that recently tested positive for covid is within 6 feet of my cell phone.
Damn.... I thought it was all inclusive or something. Sounded too good to be true actually.But only if the other person has opted into the system by installing the app and setting it up. If someone has tested positive but leaves their cell phone at home then there is no alert.
Another thing that occurred to me was that if someone uses one of those "test at home" kits and they test positive there is no way that the phone app will work unless they manually enter that they were positive.Damn.... I thought it was all inclusive or something. Sounded too good to be true actually.
Very interesting Bluter! I have a low tech story. Yesterday as I cleaned up my yard of a couple inches of snow by hand, my plow guy of 25+ years came down the driveway blade down. Unusual for this amount of snow I thought to myself. He was there to get paid for last year's work, that's his billing method not mine, and suggested we barter services "like last time". Well there was no last time. I worked the conversation a little and found he grows too and gets some of the same inputs from the folks I do and they outed me to him. We're a legal state and I do keep within the law so I'm fine but I felt a bit treaded on. No one should out anybody especially in a small town like mine if only for the purpose that it's worth so much hanging around the house. I don't want to have to greet an intruder!just a quick mental health check in ..
connected devices in grow spaces came up in another thread. which touched off a side debate about whether folk trust them collecting data either about, or in the grow area.
i definitely do not. yet i am comfortable posting here, pics and all, as i know everything is privately held. plus, hey, now it's legal here, and really no one gives a crap what you're up to.
all the same i am careful with connected devices, and while i may take plant pics with my phone, they are deleted or moved to another device pretty quickly. it really is a hold over from pre-legal. also i provide for four other adults, and my own licensing has always been a bit grey area even now. so i exercise a bit of discretion.
beyond tech devices, i don't even keep written notes. this is definitely a hold over from pre-legal. and lazy. previous, if you were ever unfortunate enough to land on the wrong side of the crowbar hotel, written grow journals could be used as evidence of an an going criminal enterprise / organized crime, and your charges would escalate exponentially. boy i'm glad all that's gone now.
i'm curious how everyone else feels, and how comfortable they are with others knowing our passion, or how discrete.
not everyone can enjoy legality either.
is there anything you are super careful over ? chime in with what you are comfortable with, or not comfortable with.
Interesting.... yeah I was reading up on a little history on law enforcement and how they used to find growers. They busted the grow shops and got the names/addresses of people the grow shop sold gear/nutrients too and paid a visit. smhVery interesting Bluter! I have a low tech story. Yesterday as I cleaned up my yard of a couple inches of snow by hand, my plow guy of 25+ years came down the driveway blade down. Unusual for this amount of snow I thought to myself. He was there to get paid for last year's work, that's his billing method not mine, and suggested we barter services "like last time". Well there was no last time. I worked the conversation a little and found he grows too and gets some of the same inputs from the folks I do and they outed me to him. We're a legal state and I do keep within the law so I'm fine but I felt a bit treaded on. No one should out anybody especially in a small town like mine if only for the purpose that it's worth so much hanging around the house. I don't want to have to greet an intruder!
Interesting.... yeah I was reading up on a little history on law enforcement and how they used to find growers. They busted the grow shops and got the names/addresses of people the grow shop sold gear/nutrients too and paid a visit. smh
Paranoid! Whose paranoid? I’m not paranoid! Who said I’m paranoid??????
And I've toked it up with a police chief's fiance while sipping his whiskey with him by chance one day at a house party. So much better!it's just so much better now. i gave my boss some topicals for christmas.