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Exactly the same? They'll gleefully monetize all personal data they accrue, which is standard practice for any data-gathering effort. It doesn't matter if the slope is slippery. The terms and conditions will promise they'll act in good faith (unless compelled otherwise). They'll share data with third parties to improve user experience. The intelligence agencies will be delighted. The obliteration of privacy has been normalized. Most people have been trained not to care.
"Smart City of Privacy"? How quaint. That's from the "privacy commissioner", the resident "privacy professional". Well, she didn't quite like how the project was shaping up, so rather than attempting to steer it properly, she simply abandoned her post and washed her hands of any responsibility, so they can go ahead and employ someone else who greenlights every insidious decision that will be implemented. These people serve the public by quitting their jobs when they don't like what's happening.
The cities we have are already retrofitted to be "smart". Have you looked around lately when you go outside? There are innumerable devices in plain sight littering the landscape, watching you and tracking your phone - your location, your associations, your contacts, your interests, your movements - recorded, catalogued, processed, stored and retrievable indefinitely to serve the whim of the controllers.