Thursday, 9 May 2019

SURVEILLANCE

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A novel, by George Orwell, that is set in a world where much of it has fallen victim to
perpetual war, omnipresent government surveillance and propaganda. Through
Winston's perspective, the novel's protagonist, the readers are presented with how
a totalitarian society based on constant surveillance would look like. The readers are
also presented with how panopticism. The state of being able to SEE everything
visible in one view. elements can be used by governments to keep citizens
compliant by erasing the sense of privacy and trust for each other

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UK has 4 million cameras, which equals to 20% of the World's total surveillance
camera installations. UK hosts one surveillance camera for every 11 people
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Hidden in trees or other places in the country, voices can then be traced back
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•  The vast majority of computer surveillance involves the monitoring
of data and traf c on the Internet.[16] In the United States for example,
under the Communications Assistance For Law Enforcement Act, all
phone calls and broadband Internet traf c (emails, web traf c, instant
messaging, etc.) are required to be available for unimpeded real-time
monitoring by federal law enforcement agencies
• The of cial and unof cial tapping of telephone lines is widespread.

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