The risks of surveillance must be weighed against the benefits from "summary" of We See It All by Jon Fasman
In weighing the advantages and drawbacks of surveillance, one must consider the potential consequences of constant monitoring. The ability to track individuals' movements and activities can be a powerful tool in maintaining security and preventing crime. However, this capability also raises concerns about privacy and the potential for abuse by those in positions of power. Surveillance technology has advanced rapidly in recent years, enabling governments and organizations to collect vast amounts of data on individuals. While this data can be used to identify and apprehend criminals, it also raises questions about the erosion of personal freedoms and the potential for discrimination based on factors such as race or religion. The be...
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