This essay explores the personal and ethical implications of a government's proposed Smart State Plan, focusing on a network of smart sensors and cameras in the CBD. It examines the impact on various groups, including those prone to reckless behavior, environmental negligence, and criminal activity. The essay further analyzes the behavioral changes expected from the public due to increased surveillance, such as more organized traffic habits, better waste disposal, and reduced crime rates, alongside concerns about privacy. It also discusses the effects of a government-provided free Wi-Fi network on online activities, entertainment preferences, travel experiences, education access, social engagement, and digital economy participation. The importance of protecting sensitive information on public Wi-Fi through VPNs and secure connections is highlighted. Finally, the essay assesses the effectiveness of digital identity in ensuring online privacy and discusses methods for protecting digital identities against theft and misuse.