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Mobile Phones, Place-centred Communication and Neo-community

not through the demarcation of spatial zones for receiving poorer services, but through the automated scrutiny of individuals. Individuals will be excluded when venturing into the premium commercial spaces of their city due to their appearance, habits or challenge to dominant power holders’ normative concepts of who belongs where and when within the city. One thing, above all, is very clear: these trends mean that the politics of the street need to be quickly linked to the politics of code in critical research and practice.