How much information is there in the public domain on you and how easy it is to get that information? With such open communication and data mining going on in today’s digital world, don’t you just wonder?
To test the reach of the information gathering systems, director Bond leaves his pregnant wife Katie and young child behind and drops
off the grid. He challenges Britain’s top private investigators to track him using whatever information they can find in the public domain. But disappearing in Britain is not easy where the average British adult is registered on more than 700 databases and caught daily on one of the four million CCTV cameras. During Bond’s journey, he’s chased across Europe. Bond’s inquisitive curiosity is infectious.
Erasing David is a gripping film that makes us re-examine what information we put out into the public digital sphere.