This definitely looks to be inspired by a "Black Mirror" episode. It's got a good premise but fails a bit in its execution; that's why you're seeing such a split of opinions. Don't get caught up in analyzing details or overthinking it, just focus on the underlying message/theme and you'll enjoy it a bit more. It's a solid "6" but I'm giving it a "7" because the last line is a cutting retort to the pompous government attitude: "You shouldn't mind (4th Amendment) privacy violations if you have nothing to hide." "I have nothing I want you to see."
Review of Anon
