The authorities can see everything people do, every move they make, every message they send, every thought they express. Every act and every opinion is noted, then evaluated for ideological obedience, from the peasantry to the Party’s periphery. This situation is comparable to George Orwell’s 1984.
— except this is a more extreme version.
The corporations know everything people do, every move they make, every post they share, every “friend” they make. Every click and every scroll is recorded, then used to encourage any behavior, from shopping habits to voting patterns. This situation is comparable to Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World.
— except this is a more extreme version.