Hello Cyberpunk

The modern internet watches. Every click, every scroll, every moment of hesitation is logged, analyzed, and monetized. Corporate algorithms build psychological profiles more intimate than any government dossier. The infrastructure of surveillance is invisible — embedded in the services we depend on, the devices we carry, the networks we trust.

This blog explores the edge of the dystopian internet: tracking, monitoring, data harvesting, and the erosion of privacy in an age of ubiquitous connectivity. The price of "free" services is paid in personal data — and the bill is coming due.

"The question is not whether you have something to hide. The question is whether you have something worth protecting. Privacy is about power — who has it, and who doesn't." — Edward Snowden