AR Dystopia

Privately owned servers may help to keep specific and sensitive spacial maps privatized. It is possible to host private secure servers for such sensitive data, but anyone who brings a personal AR Mapping device to those grounds instantly owns the same maps. When it is so convenient to map and not even think through the action of doing so, how many people will accidentally publicize the exact dimensions of a friend’s house? How will we protect sensitive data like home security and global positioning? At the pace we are advancing in the world of AR, a large population of people will be mapping the world with little understanding of the impacts of recording such data.

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