government surveillance

Mass surveillance is the intricate surveillance of an entire or a substantial fraction of a population in order to monitor that group of citizens.

Government surveillance refers to the monitoring of individuals or groups by government agencies, often justified by national security concerns.

19 okt. 2023 — The Government has presented a new video surveillance offensive that will allow the Swedish Police Authority to make better use of facial recognition.

The Reform Government Surveillance coalition urges the world's governments to adopt surveillance laws and practices that are consistent with established norms ...

Today, intelligence agencies and law enforcement conduct mass surveillance through a diverse - and increasing - range of means and methods of surveillance.

Global mass surveillance can be defined as the mass surveillance of entire populations across national borders.

Protection from surveillance comes in two forms: top-down legal and policy limits on data collection, and bottom-up technological protections in the hands of ...

Our surveillance laws provide intelligence and law enforcement agencies with vast powers, but overbroad government surveillance is harmful.

These Guiding Principles are intended to prevent the misuse of surveillance technologies by governments and those acting on their behalf in three main areas of ...

23 apr. 2025 — The structure of government is quietly transforming into an integrated surveillance apparatus, capable of monitoring, predicting and flagging behavior at an ...