Disconnected is the new security feature: How hyperconnectivity is dangerous to human civilization
‘In the age of hyperconnectivity, people have access to a sea of information with the click of a mouse. While the internet has radically changed how information is disseminated, it has also made it increasingly difficult to protect one’s privacy. The internet has become the backbone of the world’s infrastructure, which has caused many people to question its safety.
“In the mad rush to achieve hyperconnectivity, people have forgotten that living a life of sanity and security requires firewalls between various areas of your life. You don’t want your mobile phone monitoring everything you say at a weekend party, and you don’t want your private, personal life shared with everybody at your place of work. ‘Connectivity’ is pushed as a panacea, but it’s actually a curse,” explained Mike Adams, Editor-in-Chief of Natural News.’
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