Messing with the enemy

It’s fine but doesn’t really stick to any particular point throughout. It’s less of a book on technology and trustworthiness as much as the author’s own tales of engaging with them. I probably wouldn’t recommend unless you’re very bored or looking for a primer on trust in the modern era that wasn’t better found elsewhere.

It’s fine but doesn’t really stick to any particular point throughout. It’s less of a book on technology and trustworthiness as much as the author’s own tales of engaging with them. I probably wouldn’t recommend unless you’re very bored or looking for a primer on trust in the modern era that wasn’t better found elsewhere.