SURVEILANCE and TRACKING:
the socio‐cultural language of our time…
What do we know?
We may or may not be aware about how much surveillance and tracking
has been like a normal part of our interactive lives.
We may not even be bothered or even stopped to think about
how we are desiring or believing that are we are simply
living a normal ordinary private lives like any other day, but in reality,
our lives are very much accessible to the public eye--
and we actually sign up to be watched!
Each time we access the internet, talk on our phones, or turn on our gps
all the rest of the world knows who we are, where we are, and
what we are doing.
This project aims to make us aware of how we are being watched,
tracked, and monitored. But I will not delve deep into how and why but by who.
The perspective I chose for this particular research and future creative illustration
of my investigation is a global view looking into the international organizations whose
jobs are, "supposedly", to look after us and protect our rights to privacy.
My article
German intelligence service is as bad as the NSA
has introduced me to three superpower countries who have agencies
or organizations that work almost similarly in order for their
respective countries to have protection from internet surveillance.
The United Kingdom...
The United States of America...
And Germany, leading the European Union.
