The wife and I went to see the new Jason Bourne movie last night and aside from the frustration it made me feel for my slow speed Verizon DSL for $150+ a month we get here in middle of nowhere Pennsylvania, is the computer tracking technology, speed and overall surveillance shown in this Hollywood production anything close to reality? I am not referring to the superhuman survival rates of the chase scenes, just computer capabilities.
I probably could believe the CIA is capable of maybe 10% of the video hookups and remote surveillance they show but in reality I haven't a clue. So does anyone have any idea of exactly how close this type of computer interactivity comes to reality? Does big brother really have that type of capability to see what anyone they choose is doing?
I probably could believe the CIA is capable of maybe 10% of the video hookups and remote surveillance they show but in reality I haven't a clue. So does anyone have any idea of exactly how close this type of computer interactivity comes to reality? Does big brother really have that type of capability to see what anyone they choose is doing?