Information technology and dataveillance

Roger Clarke

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Privacy, Security, and Data Protection Digitalization, Law, and Regulation Ethics and Social Impacts of AI

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Data surveillance is now supplanting conventional surveillance techniques. With this trend come new monitoring methods such as personal dataveillance and mass dataveillance that require more effective safeguards and a formal policy framework.

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