Healthcare or Surveillance? The Truth About Digital Monitoring, Episode 10

Are we sleepwalking into a future of constant surveillance? This talk unpacks the rise of remote patient monitoring and the Internet of Medical Things -technologies that now extend into body area networks and biosignal tracking. We raises concerns about how these systems blur the line between care and control, often operating without clear consent or transparency.

The discussion also explores:

– Public apathy toward invasive technologies

– How healthcare professionals present (or obscure) integrated monitoring tools

– The weaponisation of data and social engineering

– Generational gaps in tech literacy

The erosion of critical thinking in favour of identity politics and dehumanisation At its core, this is a warning about a digitally augmented world where autonomy is traded for convenience and control.

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