Finding a misplaced package, tracking a ride, following a flight, locating a restaurant, or checking a delivery has become so ordinary that few people stop to notice how profoundly these experiences have reshaped everyday expectations.
Rather than explaining technology itself, this book examines how living in a traceable world has gradually changed routines, confidence, movement, waiting, shopping, travel, and the way people navigate daily life.
Carla Fransaw is a nonfiction author who explores the hidden patterns, everyday systems, and quiet changes that shape modern life. Her work examines how ordinary experiences reveal the structures behind contemporary society.