Just when you thought the all-pervasive power of the State could not get any more intrusive, governments have begun manipulating people’s dating habits.
Governments – from Japan to Iran – are using technology to play Cupid for citizens in a bid to lift falling birth rates.
The idea sounds noble enough – as most totalitarian ideas do – right up until the State ‘swipes left’ on your freedoms.
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