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computers cybernetics dystopia freesoftware implants opensource privacy software

What if we had implants that could give us access to thousands of apps with the flick of a finger? What if implants were considered so useful, anyone could get them for free? What if they were so widespread that living without implants was practically impossible? What if only two corporations made them? How much would they tell us about how these implants really work?All Rights Reserved

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Monotone | ✔️

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