As payment and surveillance technologies collide, free speech could be a victim

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By Jonathan ShieberJun 12, 2019, 7:14 pm183 pts
Anyone who has traveled to Hong Kong knows how ubiquitous the Octopus Card is. Distributed by a company which is majority owned by the Hong Kong government, the cards are used to pay for everything from public transit to groceries, to Starbucks coffee. It’s an incredible payment solution that’s used by…

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