I have read your newspaper and I think you’re missing some points regarding to disadvantages and advantages about CCTV. I have read that four million cameras are located in Britain, and that is about a camera for every 14th person. I think it’s good with security but, it is too much, that you can’t pass a corner without being watched? There are endless answers to that question, and whether it is ethical not to have a private life, here you have my opinion.
Many people believe that CCTV shouldn't be here. CCTV is largely centered around two main issues. Invasion of home privacy, and crime prevention. I think that many people like myself thinks that CCTV is a sense of security, but just don’t love the idea of not having the real privacy or conditions.
While many people admit to feeling safer in areas with CCTV, a significant proportion of these people also express concern at the idea of having CCTV near their residence. Of course, there are criminals in Britain, as there are everywhere like in Denmark. The English country has just said yes to cooperation with the company or the creators of CCTV. The cameras are undoubtedly a big help catching criminals. However, is it really necessary to watch over every person, well behaving or not? I must say that I feel quite uncomfortable knowing that I cannot walk around the streets, minding my own business without being monitored and having my invaluable privacy invaded. Like I said before I think other people have it in the same way. I am not saying that I’m against security or CCTV cameras, but I’m saying that it isn’t needed in such a large scale.
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