One Nation, Under Surveillance? Security Cameras Record More And More Of Our Lives
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Jul 30, 2010, 7:01:27 PM7/30/10
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Nation, Under Surveillance? Security Cameras
Record More And More Of Our Lives
Whether you're using an ATM, driving through a busy intersection or stopping at the corner store for a gallon of milk, there's a good chance cameras are following your every move. The message they are meant to impart: Don't even think about doing something you shouldn't, because you will be caught in the act. There are some places security cameras are expected -- in banks, at convenience stores and in malls. Since Sept. 11, 2001, the federal government has provided millions of dollars to municipalities to set up sophisticated camera systems, which enable the police to zoom in on street activity night and day, according to University of Florida law professor Christopher Slobogin, author of the book "Privacy at Risk: The New Government Surveillance and the Fourth Amendment." But the majority of cameras watching us are not government-owned. These days, business owners place cameras inside and out to monitor their locations from every angle. And now, more homeowners are turning to the cameras for personal safety.
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Whether you're using an ATM, driving through a busy intersection or stopping at the corner store for a gallon of milk, there's a good chance cameras are following your every move. The message they are meant to impart: Don't even think about doing something you shouldn't, because you will be caught in the act. There are some places security cameras are expected -- in banks, at convenience stores and in malls. Since Sept. 11, 2001, the federal government has provided millions of dollars to municipalities to set up sophisticated camera systems, which enable the police to zoom in on street activity night and day, according to University of Florida law professor Christopher Slobogin, author of the book "Privacy at Risk: The New Government Surveillance and the Fourth Amendment." But the majority of cameras watching us are not government-owned. These days, business owners place cameras inside and out to monitor their locations from every angle. And now, more homeowners are turning to the cameras for personal safety.
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