
New · Family guide to the digital world
Escape the Kidnappers
Silibandia wants to own the digital you. Find refuge from their clutches.
by Nina Lakovic
Who’s watching your grandkids? Not a stranger at the door. The apps in their pocket.
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About the book
Escape the Kidnappers
Every photo, every swipe and every late-night scroll is collected, sold and used by businesses young people have never met, out on a digital highway that was never built for living.
Escape the Kidnappers names the trap: the data brokers, the dopamine loops, the breach at a company you never chose, and the 2 a.m. call in a voice you would know anywhere.
Then it shows the way off the shoulder. Eleven solutions hiding in plain sight, each explained with things you already know, like house keys, license plates and building permits. You don’t need to understand the technology.
“The road stays. Living moves indoors.”
Escape the Kidnappers
Inside the book
Contents
- The trap
- 1The Phantom You12
- 2Dopamine Jailbreak18
- 3Digital Ghosts & Highlight-Reel Despair26
- 4The 2 a.m. Traps30
- 5The Biometric Heist38
- 6The Slow-Burn Monsters44
- 7The Health & Body Data Grab50
- 8Meet Silibandia54
- The way off the shoulder
- 9Solutions Hiding in Plain Sight59
- 10The Keys to the Kingdom63
- 11The License Plate That Saves Your Privacy71
- 12The Trust Thermometer77
- 13Who Gets to Write the Rules?84
- 14Moving From the Highway Into Real Buildings96
- 15How We Know the Building Is Actually Safe103
- 16We Already Know Why, Now Meet the People108
- 17When the Machines Can Think113
- 18The Math That Makes Everything Work118
- 19Strengthening the Material Before the Storm Arrives125
- 20The Judgment No Algorithm Can Replace129
- 21The Indoor Blueprint132
- 22A Day in the Life137
- 23Off the Shoulder, For Good142
About the author
Nina Lakovic
Writes about human connection, digital culture, and staying yourself in a world that wants to own the digital you.
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