Welcome to the United Kingdom of Ubiquitous Surveillance

Paul Raven @ 21-08-2007

CCTV camera, London UKCall me all the rude versions of “paranoid liberal” you want, but I’m getting very distressed at my homeland’s propensity for spying on its own citizens. The silent airborne surveillance drones I mentioned a while ago are now being used to maintain order at music festivals. And while you can argue that there’s a degree of reasonable logic to that, you can’t say the same for the school uniform manufacturer that is seriously considering producing a range of bugged clothing to enable parents to know where their kids are at all times. [Image by

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2 Responses to “Welcome to the United Kingdom of Ubiquitous Surveillance”

  1. Kef says:

    Oh well, it can always get worse. Mark my words, in 10 years you have this in the Big brother land too. And still Big Brother is a best seller. Do people who read it not understand what it is about?

  2. Pete Tzinski says:

    Methinks we are fast approaching Alan Moore’s “V for Vendetta” here. Which scares me.

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