Agrees We Need A “Right To A Digital-Free Life”

I am 100% in agreement with Randy’s column on page 3 of the April 24 issue of Webster-Kirkwood Times.

We need a “Right To A Digital-Free Life” law. I am trying to work myself in that direction, but it is hard and looks to be getting harder. Federal government wants to stop taking paper checks. Filing tax returns by paper is a real hassle now.

With Artificial Intelligence and Quantum computers coming, privacy is going to be impossible unless we get offline and do not use computers. Privacy is pretty much gone already. Representative Wagner requires email addresses to take constituent surveys. Huh. Why should I have to enter an email address to do a survey?

I just wish more people would wake up to what is happening. Perhaps they will wake up when it’s too late?

John Dickey

Brentwood