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Computers and Surveillance different types of surveillance surveillance programs some books and movies controversy

Types of Surveillance computer telephone camera social network biometric aerial data mining corporate manual identification satellite RFID GPS bugs postal

Surveillance programs Echelon Data Retention Directive INDECT Schengen Information System Golden Shield Project Frenchelon Centralized Monitoring System DRDO NETRA NATGRID SORM Titan Traffic Database Onyx Impact Nominal Index Interception Modernisation Programme Mastering the Internet UK National DNA Database Tempora Boundless Informant Stuxnet Carnivore Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative DCSNet Fairview Financial Crimes Enforcement Network Magic Lantern Main Core Nationwide Suspicious Activity Reporting Initiative NSA Call Database PRISM Room 641A Special Collection Service Stellar Wind Tailored Access Operations Terrorist Finance Tracking Program Intelligence Comunnity Utah Data Center X-Keyscore GhostNet

Books and Movies 1984 Minority Report The Lives of Others Digital Fortress Echelon Conspiracy Demolition Man

Controversy political espionage industrial espionage privacy trust surveillance shouldn't be secret increases risk of blackmail and coercion psychological effects

Surveillance Can be Good Batman used surveillance to find the Joker prevent terrorism prevent crime

Sources Wikipedia IMDB Harvard Law Review.org ACLU.org EFF.org

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