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Public Enemy frontman Chuck D has a pessimistic scenario about the future of technology. The politically active rapper tweeted last night, “2013 we will see the end of SocialNetworks. 2012 every phone is a tracking device & keeping you locked in CRIB.”

Chuck D has a long history of engaging with technology as a positive force…. but something about the invasiveness of this particular set of technologies puts him off.

All I’m saying is: when the man that wrote “Fight the Power” turns on you, it might be a good idea to reevaluate what you’re trying to do. People like Chuck D could be the beginning of the mainstreaming of privacy concerns.