In practices of knowing bodies, biometric data intersects with risk-based logics, perpetuating colonial, racializing legacies (Amoore 2006; Browne 2015; M’Charek et al 2014), whilst data tracking well-being shapes and is shaped by neo-liberal politics (Greenfield 2016; Lupton 2013; Nafus and Sherman 2014). In the machinery of the state, populations and citizens are being digitally re- articulated into novel configurations of domination and resistance (Ruppert 2012; Lyon 2008).