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Introducing CyberCensus™. The result of an exciting new collaboration between Cyberdyne Systems and the U.S. Census Bureau.
It starts with the incredible IndentiChip®: a tiny transmitter surgically implanted in the cerebellum of every U.S. Citizen at birth. Then Cyberdyne's revolutionary Skynet™ satellite network goes to work, recording the precise location, movements and activities of every man, woman and child in the country.°
Just imagine. Population figures update automatically. Law enforcement agencies instantly locate and apprehend suspects. Liquor stores no longer need to check IDs. Automatic Draft Registration. Continuous accurate IRS audits on every taxpayer.
And that's just the beginning. Soon, Cyberdyne will be able to gather demographic information on the entire U.S. populace. We'll know what you eat, who you call, where you sleep... and it'll be easier than ever for caring corporations to contact you with enticing offers for exciting new products and sevices.°°
CyberCensus. Wiring you for tomorrow.
° Pending government approval. Contact your congressperson and encourage him or her to vote "Yes" on SR 530-AJB, the Citizens' Observance Act.
°° In exchange for an undisclosed percentage of Cyberdyne's royalties, the Census Bureau will allow Cyberdyne to sell certain demographic data to select corporations, direct mail and telemarketing agencies.
— The promotional poster of CyberCensus from T2 3-D: Battle Across Time attraction site.[1]