The foundation, known for its ideological commitment to neo-liberal economic policies and corporate globalisation, is now focusing on funding the World Bank to replicate Aadhaar-style surveillance systems in other developing countries to take surveillance capitalism a step forward. A project such as this, which would help corporations like Microsoft use surveillance capitalism to grow their businesses, is already being countered on social media.How often was UIDAI questioned even when cyber security organisations kept throwing up challenges on the availability of Aaadhar data?
The debate about privacy concerns is becoming meaningless because as we know, state Non-Woven Rolls manufacturers and Central governments continue to build profound relations with conglomerates to reap immediate benefits, rather than promote the larger good. Gates is more concerned about the benefits his organisations like Microsoft or Gates Foundation can reap. It is in his interest to help the World Bank, via the foundation, to replicate national biometric authentication systems in other developing countries, to further promote his “philanthro-capitalism”. There is a need to see Gates not as a celebrity, but as a businessman who owns a large corporation and is always in the race to lead business.
All this at the cost of citizens’ personal information that they voluntarily and, sometimes under the pressure of circumstances, handed over to the government.Gates is the man who built Microsoft Windows, among the world’s most vulnerable operating systems.It’s about saving the democratic fabric of our country by not allowing greedy corporations and philanthro-capitalists hijacking information to create unaccountable private structures replacing existing Constitutional bodies.
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