Sentences with phrase «surveillance society»

Some privacy experts and advocacy group are saying that we are entering a total surveillance society where the government and authorities have the ability to know where we are and what we are doing.

Press release is based on research by Dr Pete Fussey, Living in surveillance societies.

On November 2, 2006 I posted on Library Boy about the UK Fast Becoming Surveillance Society Says Info Commissioner.

It's entirely plausible that MGS5 was compromised by Kojima's acrimonious departure from Konami, but MGS5's ambiguity feels like a fitting conclusion for a series that raised weighty, human, questions — about surveillance society, the nature of self and digital culture — a decade ahead of time.

Image: Carousel, 2010 (Film Still) Paul O'Kane 3rd March — 31st March 2011 A group show investigating themes of surveillance society curated by Fieldgate Gallery.

Stephen Welch writes that computers are like the gods of old in our digital surveillance society (12 October, p 31).

The Brittan school board may have had the best intentions, but tagging junior high kids becomes a form of indoctrination into an emerging surveillance society that young minds should be learning to question.

His sinister surveillance society is so thinly delineated, it lacks any real sense of danger.

That is, will Keanu and his drug buddies, played by Robert Downey Jr., Woody Harrelson, Winona Ryder, and Rory Cochrane (reprising his role in Dazed and Confused), get politicized and take action against their not - too - distant - future surveillance society?

Clearly intended to shock, the report now puts the United States into the worst possible category, that of an «endemic surveillance society.»

It's part of our increasing surveillance society that is slowly chipping away at privacy.

In one of the strongest academic attacks on the ethical regulation of social research, Robert Dingwall described this growing intrusion as censorship, an assault on democracy and an extension of a growing surveillance society.

It conjures thoughts of surveillance states and surveillance societies where privacy is eroded even further.

Britain is already a «surveillance society» with London having cameras virtually everywhere — if that didn't prevent the riots, how will cutting off Twitter?

In testifying before Congress, Barry Steinhardt, director of the Technology and Liberty Program for the American Civil Liberties Union, has cited biometrics as yet another example of America's movement toward becoming «a surveillance society.»

Funnily enough, health visitors were the aspect of the surveillance society that I was most dreading coming into contact with when my baby was born.

Richard BlairGeorge Orwell's sonAlthough my father has been dead for nearly 60 years and I only knew him for less than six years, his legacy haunts us all in today's surveillance society.

«I fear that we are in fact waking up to a surveillance society that is already all around us,» Mr Thomas said.

Richard Thomas said two years ago that the country was in danger of «sleepwalking» into a surveillance society, but today he warned such a society already existed.

Britain is becoming a «surveillance society» where people's every moves are monitored, the information commission warned today.

«Despite the assurances over the case of Sadiq Khan, the question remains about whether we are moving towards a surveillance society in which nothing is private and conversations are routinely monitored, recorded and logged,» he commented.

It's been a week since David Davis stunned the Westminster village and delighted the public with his decision to resign his seat and fight a by - election on his fears that Britain was becoming a surveillance society.

In the very next article, Katia Moskvitch describes our surveillance society and computers that can automatically issue fines for misdemeanours such as speeding or being drunk in public (p 36).

, Season 3, Episode 7: How America has been transformed into a surveillance society.

In episode 307, a look at how the Land of the Free has been transformed into a surveillance society where citizens are photographed, X-rayed, sound - recorded, spied upon, measured, tracked, indexed and archived 24 hours a day.

The horrors of living in a surveillance society have been predicted and estimated for decades, and now that we're actually in one I suppose we can take a step back and look at things objectively.

It's a bit of a thesis drama; its driving passion it to warn us about how a surveillance society will work.»

There seems to be an admirable willingness to engage with real - world politics too, with references dropped to the surveillance society, wars in the Middle East, and the price of security, while a reunion with an older version of a character from the first film provides probably the most moving moment in any Marvel effort to date.

Watch Dogs is the future - set thriller about the surveillance society.

The citizens themselves have accepted this surveillance society in exchange -LSB-...]

It is one of Tang's performances expressing the condition of the body in a surveillance society, by challenging the use of the body in unusual ways.

At the same time, it raises concerns about a «Big Brother» surveillance society and a potential «obesity time bomb» sparked by various technologies assuming all our daily tasks.

But despite this clever way to keep tabs on any incidents of police brutality, it could be a slippery slope towards a kind of «surveillance society» that we may not be all too comfortable with.

We need to do better than this and move the pendulum back towards individual rights and freedoms, and away from a surveillance society that does very little if anything to actually protect us.

There has been a lot written lately about the disturbing trend towards becoming a surveillance society.

Society president Andrew Holroyd says: «It is clear... we are living in a surveillance society... we would urge the government to take the opportunity to launch a more thoroughgoing review of the legal and practical safeguards that are needed to ensure our continuing rights and freedoms.»

I don't normally do movie reviews, but Spectre, the latest James Bond movie, has a cautionary tale about the surveillance society that is worth commenting on.

Instead of dealing with these shortcomings head on, politicians are opting for new «Patriot Act» powers that dilute civil liberties, place burdens on the private sector, and conjure up fears of a surveillance society.

The Information Commissioner's Office was quoted as reiterating its earlier warnings against «sleepwalking into a surveillance society».

The ICO says it is unjustified, risky and yet another step towards a surveillance society.

That may not seem like a big deal in today's surveillance society, where we perceive privacy as impossible.

report — «Moving Toward a Surveillance Society: Proposals to Expand «Lawful Access» by Philippa Lawson.

Have we become a surveillance society?

In particular, «sleepwalking into a surveillance society» encapsulated an idea whose time had clearly come.

«We are concerned that introducing emergency legislation does nothing to enhance the rule of law or address the fact that we are increasingly becoming a «surveillance society».

These findings call attention to privacy concerns in a surveillance society, the value of financial literacy, and the importance of early childhood intervention to promote healthy aging.