In Minority Report, the government arrested people before they committed crimes. In 2024, a real U.S. company is doing something eerily similar—except for your job, not your freedom.
In this episode of Business Reform, Dr. Jon Padfield exposes Clear Force, a private surveillance company with deep ties to data brokers, former military, and intelligence officials. Their software continuously monitors employees’ personal lives—including finances, health data, and social media posts—in the name of “security.”
What happens when your divorce, medical history, or online opinions become “risk factors” to your employer? And can you trust executives with a history of massive data breaches to protect that information?
► Watch to learn how Clear Force is quietly ushering in a corporate version of Pre-Crime—and why your privacy might already be gone.
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