The Future of Survelliance

How long before we have to have chips implanting because the cameras and labor cost get to expensive. Scanners would be less expensivve to track people.

It's been around for years, according to resources I have read. Choosing the best power source and shielding is a bit tricky, though, isn't it.

CCTV has been around for ages. New low-cost storage devices made real-time documentation possible. This will slowly change current attitude towards methodology of criminal evidence viability and acceptance.

The most intriguing technology of the lot is "Dynamic Facial Recognition" which German software developers pioneered and excel in current and future development (- where credit is due).

Just yesterday, all-hell broke loose, when it was published that a new legislative bill is in motion, to allow for police, the access to automated communication records without court order, here in Israel.

The league for civil rights said, such bill would never be approved in the US.

Would it?

You ain't seen nothing yet. Cameras placed on the major UK roads can trace a vehicle from Cornwall (far S.W. of the U.K.) to John O'Groats (far N of Scotland). I wonder who watches the watchers?

We don't require oversight!

It's in your ECU! How efficient!

We are attracting the watchers!