Remote Kill Switches

Published 2023-03

As our technology becomes more immersive, we’ll have increased needs for remote kill switches, which give programmers a failsafe in case of emergency.

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Verdict

fadedNot listed again within the publisher's next two editions, nor later (D33).

A trend is graded on whether the publisher keeps it, never as a hit or a miss (D6, D33).

The same forecast in other editions

2017rank 69
2019rank 81
2020rank 331
2021rank 307
2022rank 328
2023rank 673

All captured fields

rank: 673
section: Government, Policy & Security
subsection: Security / Policy
subject: Remote Kill Switches
page: 615
confidence: high
note: Appended 2026-10-02 after the existing entries (D15) by the contents audit (check_2023_contents.py, issue #26). Its contents page number is detached from the title in the text layer, so the first capture dropped it. Read from the text layer of the archived Scribd copy of the full 2023 report (no font information); page is the page of the full report.