The consequences of surveillance are farreaching from "summary" of We See It All by Jon Fasman
Surveillance has become an integral part of our society, with cameras and sensors tracking our every move. This constant monitoring has consequences that extend far beyond what we may realize. It is not just about being watched, but the impact it has on our behavior and freedoms. The knowledge that we are being surveilled can lead to self-censorship and conformity. We may alter our actions and speech to fit within what is deemed acceptable by those watching. This can stifle creativity and dissent, as individuals may fear the repercussions of expressing controversial opinions or engaging in unconventional activities. Furthermore, surveillance can erode trust within communities. When people feel like they are constantly being watched, it can create a sense of paranoia and suspicion. This can lead to a breakdown in relationships and a lack of social cohesion, as individuals become wary of one another. In addition, the data collected through surveillance can be used in ways that infringe upon our privacy an...
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