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    Pros and Cons of Cctv

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    (CCTV) cameras can produce images or recordings for surveillance purposes‚ and can be either video cameras‚ or digital stills cameras. Marie Van Brittan Brown was the inventor of the CCTV camera. Video cameras are either analogue or digital‚ which means that they work on the basis of sending analogue or digital signals to a storage device such as a video tape recorder‚ security dvr recorder or desktop computer or laptop computer. CCTV surveillance systems really help people with monitoring and investigating

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    Workplace Surveillance In a Quest for an Ethical Stance. Journal of Business Systems‚ Governance and Ethics‚ Vol 2‚No.4. Almeida‚ F. (2012).Web 2.0 Technologies and Social Networking Security Fears in Enterprises’’‚ International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications‚Vol.3‚ No.2‚ Amicus Guide http://www.amicustheunion.org/pdf/PrivacyatWork.pdf Arnesen‚ D.W and Weis‚ W.L.(2007) Chen‚ J.V and Park‚ Y.(2005) "The role of control and other factors in the electronic surveillance workplace"

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    Public Cameras

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    clothing of my choice. However‚ after reading the article‚ Snoopers at Work‚ I have become much less comfortable in the dressing room of a clothing store. Who would have ever thought that they were being watched while getting undressed? Are video surveillance cameras in public locations a good idea? I believe these cameras can be bring positive or negative aspects in different situations. Being watched on camera without the consent of an individual may be a complete invasion of one’s privacy‚ but

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    the paranoia that of an idiosyncratic individual or that of a group‚ neighbourhood‚ nation or transnational organisation?”(Harper 2008 p11) Even so why do we feel socially paranoid? Could social paranoia be caused by surveillance? One could argue that we are unaware of our surveillance. Additionally‚ there are rhetorical strategies that suggest a social strategy of paranoia. An ex-Prime minister for UK armed forces made allegations of MI5. The conservative MP Steven Hastings called him “positively

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    regulate teens’ practices. Parents often engage in these acts out of love but fail to realize how surveillance is a form of oppression that limits teens’ ability to make independent choices” (74). By not having the ability to make independent choices enables the teen to grow and mature. People learn by their mistakes which then helps growth and maturity but‚ if the teen is being under surveillance throughout each day enables change and growth throughout their lives. Consequently‚ an individual must

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    1. General Safety and Security * Investment in surveillance camera systems by school districts ensures parents and guardians that the general safety and security of children are being addressed during schools hours and at all after-school extracurricular activities and programs. 2. Crime Deterrent * The presence of highly visible surveillance cameras at strategic locations in buildings and public areas/premises of a school property prevents theft‚ vandalism and acts as a deterrent

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    Schools and Prisons Panoptic Connection It is not surprising that prisons resemble schools in the systems they use for surveillance. The thoughtfulness of how these facilities are laid out and organized comes as a result of many years of planning‚ thought and technological development. The system is called the panopticon. The idea and methodology of the panopticon is not something that everyone has heard of before. The word is lost in an effort to ensure that everyone understands what is happening

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    Physical Security

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    INTRODUCTION. Physical security starts with a rather simple basic premise; those who do not belong on your institution’s property should be excluded from your institution. This may happen in three often interrelated ways: when those who do not belong are identified‚ stopped and denied admission‚ when those who do not belong are denied admission by a physical device‚ such as a locked door. When those who do not belong are denied admission because they decide that your institution is too difficult

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    The Panopticon Effect

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    In simple terms‚ the panopticon effect is when people are trained to conduct in a way as if they were under constant surveillance (Brock 21). Through technological advancement in modern society‚ surveillance has become a model and is seen as a mean for security measures. This is due to the cameras in every shop‚ street and even in the sky. Nonetheless‚ it is a sensitive topic due to the risk of harming people’s privacy. Consequently‚ one cannot have both full privacy and full security (John Oliver)

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    Ethics Of Surveillance

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    ETHICS OF SURVEILLANCE AND COMPUTER MONITORING INDEX 1. Index 3 2. Introduction 4

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