Technically, that problem doesn't disappear: They've got to build long-distance cable (and probably, a satellite tower as back-up), power plant, electronics and the secret military hardware that doesn't like all that infrastructure. Plus, they're doing it a place that surveillance drones can easily access.
It's seems more like an Achilles heel than clever intelligence-gathering.
Social responsibility is reducing the burden of the the uneducated, the sick, the hungry and the homeless. Making more money does not reduce that burden: Paying more taxes, reduces that burden. But the US government has spent 40 years helping their richest people pay less tax.
The easier step is to never bring IoT devices into the home. But that means operating the appliance by hand: Now, labour-saving devices require too much labour. It's a sick, sad world when we need to buy spyware to create a little leisure time for ourselves.
The manufacturers of cars and car electronics have not admitted to such technology. Spyware and driver assistant, OnStar, have claimed such control over the manufacturer's hardware. Russian owners of Cyber-trucks have also made such claims against Tesla.
WHO THE FUCK
The people who have to pay for it. In addition to 100s of billions of dollars in tax cuts, the Trump government is also removing a billionaire's responsibility to protect data, the people, or even the government.
Everything the Trump government does, is about denying rich people have a duty of care to the rest of the country. If Trump had his way, every transaction would be a civil contract with disputes settled by arbitration: Your legal rights will be whatever you can afford to buy or steal.
What about suing her ex-husband to remove the children from his account since the only time they use it is when they are with him. Then she can sue again for the husband to pay when the children use her account. Yes, it's slow and expensive: Unfortunately, the courts do not owe her, even when her husband is abusive.
If Dutch ASML feels threatened by the USA, all the do-not-sell-EUV-technology-to-countries-the-USA-hates agreements will be shredded, increasing the amount of competition.
He means, whatever the AI says is popular. It's the purpose of spyware such as Recall and Co-pilot: They're the equivalent of the Funzo (furby) toy on The Simpsons.
Plus, some people want to see the world burn: As individuals they get nil benefit although as international competitors, spreading misinformation can provide economic or military advantage.
What's the use-case for this, proof of age/name/nationality? In short, it's a Real Id without the address details or driving credentials. Since it's not a government-issued identity document, it is worthless and useless.
If it's multiple usernames, that's more useful. One can create usernames that only the government (and Apple?) know. Of course, that only identifies who created the account, not who has the password and, thus, control of the account. But this could be an anonymous proof-of-age mechanism: It requires the government support a naming body, similar to ICAN.
We are drowning in information but starved for knowledge. -- John Naisbitt, Megatrends