The Sensorized City Backlash: Why Smart Infrastructure Will Trigger a Privacy Reckoning
Cities are quietly acquiring a new nervous system. Cameras that count traffic, poles that detect noise spikes, and meters that report usage are being stitched into streets, buildings, and utilities. The promise is alluring: fewer crashes, faster repairs, cleaner air, and faster services. But sensorization is not just an engineering upgrade; it is a governance … Read more