another word for
monitoring of the behavior
and activities of people
normally aimed at influencing
managing or protecting
ambigous practice, which
may create either positive
or negative effects
sometimes done in a
surreptitious manner
useful tool for governments to control
their citizens, recognize and monitor
threats, and prevent criminal activity
a number of civil rights and privacy outfits are concerned that
the government surveillance of citizens can result in a mass
surveillance society without political and personal freedoms
Social network analysis
use information from social
networks e.g. Facebooks or Twitter
create a profile of each person which
includes these information
American government agencies like the NSA do social
network analysis to prevent attacks by groups of terrorists
Data security
transparent society
symbol for the detailed surveillance of
people and their behavior by the state
Secret Service / Intelligence
UK vs. US
UK
CCTV (closed circuit television)
US
9/11
airports
detailed questionnaires people have to
fill out if they want to enter the US