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🇺🇸 A Bookseller Slipped An Airtag Into A Book And Watched…

August 19, 2026 by Indy Digest Leave a Comment

Source: Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) on X

🇺🇸 A bookseller slipped an AirTag into a book and watched it disappear into a machine.

It went straight to an Amazon “data-ingestion” facility in North Las Vegas, where books are scanned for AI training and then destroyed.

The facility’s logo is a dinosaur literally eating a book… The symbolism doesn’t even try to hide.

Source: 404Media, @LasVegasLocally / Writer: Val


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🇺🇸 A bookseller slipped an AirTag into a book and watched it disappear into a machine.

It went straight to an Amazon “data-ingestion” facility in North Las Vegas, where books are scanned for AI training and then destroyed.

The facility’s logo is a dinosaur literally eating a… pic.twitter.com/2mHwL0lFua

— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) August 19, 2026

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