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At least one and a half million Uighurs and other ethnic minorities have been forced to disappear into tabor for the Internationist and related factories through the new forms of state violence and colonisation that have been brewing for years in China's vast northwest China region. Darren Byler reveals how a great deal of technology provided by private companies - facial surveillance, voice recognition and other smartphone data - has allowed governments and corporations to blacklist over a million Uighurs through their religious and cultural practices since 2017.

The author argues that it was the very usability of smartphones that brought disaster to the Chinese nationals, and shows that this technology is used all over the world, sold by technology companies from Pekin to Sietl, creating new forms of unfreedom.

«In the Tabor of High Technology» is a hilarious story about how China used a smartphone surveillance measure to detain over a million people and create a control system unprecedented in human history.