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SURVEILLANCEMonitoring the activities/behavior

of people

French word for “watching over”

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INFORMATION ABOUT SURVEILLANCE

Government and law enforcement uses surveillance to maintain social control

Computer surveillance monitors traffic on the internet

Video surveillance such as security cameras are the main source of surveillance

Surveillance can help prevent criminal activities

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COMPUTER SURVEILLANCE

The majority of computer surveillance is monitoring data and traffic on the internet

They control stop light traffic with sensors

They survey the stock markets for rises and falls

They can survey for viruses in computers

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TELEPHONE SURVEILLANCE

I. Police can wire tap which allows them to listen in to any conversation

II. Wire tapping allows the tapper to listen to a phone call

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HISTORY OF SURVEILLANCE

Before technology there were spies and eavesdroppers

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CONTINUED HISTORY

Surveillance throughout the years

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