2012: The Year Your Privacy Will Be REALLY Invaded

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Get Ready For Facebook To Know Your Bra-Size

2011 was pretty innovative when it came to technology. We've seen the rise of the tablet, UltraBook, LTE, and the launch of Google Plus. Silicon Valley has had a very busy year, but what can we expect for 2012? According to Gawker? Large scale attacks on our privacy.

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One thing currently in the pipeline for the year of the supposed apocalypse is the Facebook Phone which will have the social network integrated at the core of its being. According to AllThingsD, the phone will include a satellite location tracker, sound and video sensors, as well as the names and contact information of your loved ones, who you call, when and how often. Facebook will be just like the Big Brother you never wanted.

2012 will also see further implementation of Google Wallet, a payment system that allows you to purchase goods by tapping your Android phone against a checkout terminal. This tool is already available in select outlets, however, Googles want to get it rolled-out across the nation, and gather as many bank details as they can from users.

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Apple will also make waves in 2012 with some new iPhone technology. Steve Jobs' company also wants to transform your iPhone into your front door key with remote iPhone authentication. This means that the device will always know when you are/aren't home.

Finally, Gawker suggests that Drone technology will be more commonly used in the coming year, as both Facebook and Google may plan to buy into  the remote controlled sky robots. Their use? Just imagine real-time Google Maps. Your friendly-neighborhood-stalker will no longer need to hide behind a bush, in the cold, with binoculars.