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You Are Being Watched: Surveillance and Privacy

  • Engelsk
  • 10. klasse
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You Are Being Watched: Surveillance and Privacy er en engelsk-opgave til 10. klasse, afleveret til karakteren 7. Fylder 1 side (497 ord, ca. 2 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 30. april 2016.

This essay explores the complex relationship between public surveillance and personal liberty. It examines how constant monitoring affects individuals' sense of security and privacy, arguing for a balanced approach where cameras enhance safety without completely eroding fundamental freedoms.

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  • cameras
  • freedom
  • individual rights
  • monitoring
  • privacy
  • security
  • society
  • surveillance

How would the people of the country feel if they were monitored 24 hours a day? They would feel uneasy, watching them eat, watching them talk to their friend, watching them at school and watching them shopping. No one would feel comfortable. People would be scared of doing anything, and they would only think about the cameras, which watches us all day long. What is the difference between a prison and this? In prison the guards are watching you all day long, and in Britain the cameras. Not that I do not want cameras, I do it helps a lot. But I do not tolerate being watched all day long, watching me doing even the small things like going shopping. I feel unsafe, I feel like I am in prison. Cameras are helping us a lot. By finding the thieves who robbed a store, or people getting caught doing something they should not. But really having cameras all over the place is just pure madness. I would think “oh they put cameras everywhere, so they do not even believe their own people” I feel like we are in a box, being watched all day. Who are you that watches my private life, who gave you the right to watch how my life is going. Do we not deserve our private life?. I thought we had freedom, I thought we did not need to be monitored 24 hours a day. I thought I could walk by a shop without being monitored, without having the feeling of being watched by some people I do not even know. “Nothing to hide, nothing to fear” how should we not fear when we are being watched all day long?

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