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Science and Technology - Surveillance

Laura D German 5.0Average rating 5.0 out of 5 (2 ratings)

Mind map on science and technology surveillance: definition, government control, social network analysis and data security

Mind map: Science and technology surveillance

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Science and Technology - Surveillance

  1. Definition of "surveillance"

    • another word for monitoring of the behavior and activities of people
    • normally aimed at influencing managing or protecting
    • ambigous practice, which may create either positive or negative effects
    • sometimes done in a surreptitious manner
  2. useful tool for governments to control their citizens, recognize and monitor threats, and prevent criminal activity

  3. a number of civil rights and privacy outfits are concerned that the government surveillance of citizens can result in a mass surveillance society without political and personal freedoms

  4. Social network analysis

    • use information from social networks e.g. Facebooks or Twitter
      • create a profile of each person which includes these information
    • American government agencies like the NSA do social network analysis to prevent attacks by groups of terrorists
  5. Data security

    • transparent society
      • symbol for the detailed surveillance of people and their behavior by the state
    • Secret Service / Intelligence
  6. UK vs. US

    • UK
      • CCTV (closed circuit television)
    • US
      • 9/11
      • airports
      • detailed questionnaires people have to fill out if they want to enter the US
      • NSA
  7. Future Prospects

    • refugee debate
    • saftey in public
      • terrorist attacks
        • Paris
      • rapes
        • night of New Year's Eve in cologne
      • train stations
      • airports

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Mind Map on Science and Technology - Surveillance, created by Laura D on 07/01/2016.
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