>>511985333
Palantir has had contracts to handle U.S. military surveillance data for a while now.
There were rumors about a system that uses a mesh net of hidden sensors dropped on the ground. Part of me wants to say
>haha they convinced the terrorists that even the rocks were listening to them
But I think now that the rumors were probably true. Palantir used AI to correlate data from nanoscale microphones scattered everywhere from the air. The AI can track troop movements by listening to footsteps.

That was over a decade ago. They have everyone tagged and tracked now. Privacy is a modern myth.