This document discusses how people are tracked through technology like GPS and how that tracking can change behavior. It references a passage about people navigating cities without fully understanding the urban landscape. The rest of the document consists of text messages between two individuals mentioning being tracked, missing each other, and one traveling to see the other.

4. Are you being tracked?

5. Are you being tracked? Do you make special journeys because of this practice?

6. Are you being tracked? Do you make special journeys because of this practice? Does this practice change how you behave?

7. Are you being tracked? Do you make special journeys because of this practice? Does this practice change how you behave? Are you able to have an affair?

15. Time and the artwork my own data mountain

16. The ordinary practitioners of the city live “down below,” below the thresholds at which visibility begins. They walk – an elementary form of this experience of the city; they are walkers, Wandersmänner , whose bodies follow the thicks and thins of an urban “text” they write without being able to read it. Michel de Certeau, (1984). The Practice of Everyday Life. (Steven Rendall. Trans.) p.93

22. Will you text me when i can call you? I miss not talking. Everything good here xxx Sent: 19:53:00 09-01-2008 On way home now perhaps you could call me there in 30 mins. Lots of love s x kiss rubes for me. Sent: 20:49:44 09-01-2008 Starting journey back to you! Mum just came to victoria with me & was very teary. Hope you ok today. Love soph x Sent: 16:37:09 10-01-2008 Can't wait to see you. Ruby happy xxx Sent: 17:01:32 10-01-2008 Big stress to get to airport. What was name of novel with gps? S x Sent: 18:59:51 10-01-2008