Surveillance tech companies dgaf who they sell to. Uganda's building out a full spy state and Western firms are cashing checks while pretending not to notice.

This isn't just about one country. It's the playbook: authoritarian govt wants control → surveillance companies provide the tools → everyone acts shocked when citizens get tracked/arrested.

The tech exists. The incentives are broken. And nobody's stopping the sale because there's too much money in it.

If you think crypto's surveillance risks are bad, look at what centralized tech does when there's zero accountability. This is why decentralized identity and privacy tech actually matter.