The Pros And Cons Of Surveillance Cameras

In the book, The Testing surveillance is a major factor in the lives of all the competitors. The competitors were constantly being watched by Testing Officials. Even in real life, surveillance cameras are all around you. ¨Most developed countries use them; however, they are most prevalent in the UK, where there is 1 surveillance camera for every 11 people¨ (Newsy). As surveillance cameras become more advanced, it may not only be for watching for crime. “Surveillance cameras have become far more sophisticated since their invention in 1942. Cameras can now show images in full color and high definition and can be remotely controlled by computers” ( Godwin, Christopher. ) As cameras become more advanced, They can be used for stopping people from
touching expensive items, or catching small problems in big groups of people. In 1942 Walter Bruch, invented the surveillance camera, that makes the camera over 74 years old. As it became older, it has become more sophisticated. There are different uses for a surveillance cameras. Even though they are mainly used for watching burglars, they can have other uses as well. One of the most popular uses, is a baby monitor. Think about it, have a surveillance camera lets you hear and see your child at night. Even though they were originally for burglars, people have come up with different ways to use the cameras. Another way to use the camera is, employee safety. If you have a business to maintain, you would want your employees to stay safe. So, you can use a surveillance camera to assure your employee’s safety.