If you have nothing to hide, you do not be concerned about increased surveillance - or what...?
You can say that if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear, but conversely, if you have nothing to hide, why then surveillance?
People changes behaviour when they know they are under surveil-lance, and endeavour to be similar and not to be different from other people, which hinder the creativity and diversity.
Everyone have in addition needs to withdraw from the community and get peace to be alone without any surveillance.
People don’t think about all the sur-veillance, we already have in the society. Most of the surveillance is invisible. It takes place at the inter-net and mobile phones, through da-tabases and public records, and therefore it’s hidden to the nation in the everyday life.
Even the cameras in public rooms are placed so high and discreet that only few people notice them.
We are being supervised a lot of places as we not think about in the everyday life, I will draw attention to a few examples:
When we log into our Hotmail, then all our email and Internet traffic be-come registered. It would in princi-ple correspond with all our letters were handed out to the police where they opened and registered them, before we got them to see.
And when it turns up with cameras everywhere, it would in principle correspond with, that the state or-dered all the curtains in all private dwellings down.
When telephone companies watch over mobile calls and SMS, then it’s corresponds with the state demands delivery of our personal diaries, notes on private agreements, dates, etc.
The next will be when we are in and out of the country, border controls in e.g. Kastrup will look through us with a special machines who ”dress of" and shows our bodies totally na-ked on a screen. (Such a machine is already being tested in England behind the name "The Naked Ma-chine"!).
Of cause we can’t avoid all surveil-lance completely, because this would result in terrorist attacks and much more crime, but I don’t think that we need more surveillance than we already have.
The meaning with my article:
I’m totally opposed to too much surveillance, because I think we all need privacy once in a while. I base my introduction up, by providing an augmenting for and against surveil-lance to make it more exciting.
In the rest of my article I do not come with arguments against sur-veillance, but I inform the receiver in a way that might get the receiver to see the reason against too much surveillance. I support my opinion with facts, which makes my position appear stronger. Moreover, I come with examples of everyday things that you might just not have thought about and perhaps your opinion will change, when you read my article, because you get to know how much you are under surveillance!







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