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Age of surveillance: Authorities now have even more control over ordinary people

The world is now living in the "age of surveillance." Cameras with facial recognition systems, satellites, street sensors, license plate readers, drones, credit cards, computers, [.]

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Not Big Brother, but close: a surveillance expert explains some of the ways we re all being watched, all the time

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Big data: How we are being watched all the time

Surveillance expert Ausma Bernot explains the many ways in which we are constantly being watched and our data is being used. A GROUP OF r

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Close Watching: Surveillance Expert Explains How We re Monitored

Close Watching: Surveillance Expert Explains How We re Monitored
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Not Big Brother, but close: a surveillance expert explains some of the ways we re all being watched, all the time

Shutterstock A group of researchers studied 15 months of human mobility movement data taken from 1.5 million people and concluded that just four points in space and time were sufficie

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