Welcome to Litsy!

This young adult nonfiction book discusses all kinds of tracking, in both physical and cyberspace, along with all the ethical dilemmas new tracking technologies present. It presents both sides but is still on the side of privacy over surveillance. As I agree, I'm not the best judge of its biases. Mostly I appreciate the ways it phrases these discussions for kids and teens, and how it could spark further discussions with parents & schools.

Brief YA-targeted book about modern surveillance that simply lays out the current reality without being alarmist. Leans towards pro-privacy opinion, but does a fantastic job at laying out both major perspectives (pro-surveillance vs. pro-privacy) and helps young people understand both POV while driving home the importance of knowing about how we are watched. Knowledge is power, and all that