Book summary by Loudly, this is an abridged version of the original title.
The Age of Surveillance Capitalism examines the rise of a new economic system where companies harvest and exploit personal data for profit. It explores how this data-driven economy impacts privacy, autonomy, and democracy, arguing that surveillance capitalism threatens individual freedom and societal values. The book offers a critical analysis of the power dynamics in the digital age and the ethical implications of corporate control over personal information.