The 11th of February was the official day against the mass surveillance and the Big Brother, and as always, the privacy of a normal user is pushed is pushed in front row on that day. A community of developers took an opportunity to make a game in HTML5, called "nothing to Hide".

A demo version of the game is already available, and can be played via browser, which puts you in a role of a young girl whose father is a topic of massive social media hyping.

The game works so you always have to remain in the light and avoid shadows, most likely made to illustrate that as long as you are trying to hide something you will be monitored.

If browser games are you cup of tea, we suggest you check it out via link below. You can also support those same developers, in case you like the game, of course, and their goal is US $40,000 in order to finish the game.



Link: Nothing to Hide
Source: Le Comptoir du Hardware