Renting Your Biology

You pay a corporation a monthly fee to carry a tracking device in your pocket.

They call the smartphone a basic utility. Try getting a job, banking, or navigating the city without one. Opting out is functionally impossible.

You buy the hardware and pay for the data connection. In return, the device logs your movements, maps your social network, and sells your psychological profile to advertisers. You are funding your own surveillance.

The applications are engineered like slot machines to hijack your dopamine receptors. You trade your finite attention for cheap outrage and instant gratification. The physical world shrinks while you scroll.