Total Surveillance

Total Surveillance

Investigating the Big Brother World of E-Spies, Eavesdroppers and CCTV

by John Parker

314 pages· 2000· ISBN 9780749920333

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Big Brother is no longer fiction. and lives of ordinary individuals and businesses, as well as terrorists, subversives and criminals are being recorded in every detail.This book makes public for the first time:--The alarming effect computer technology has had on our privacy.-The CCTV capital of the world, with more cameras per square mile than anywhere else on earth, is the UK; this book highlights the implications of CCTV for personal freedom.-The UK and USA operate a secret worldwide listening operation involving MI5, GCHQ and the Secret Intelligence Service (M16).-What today's spies do - and who they investigate.-The largest spy station in the world is located at Menwith Hill in North Yorkshire. and ECHELON system can capture and analyse virtually every landline and mobile phone call, fax or e-mail anywhere in the world.-Private communications from organisations like Rolls Royce and Marconi, and telephone calls of individuals, European trades unions and US congressmen have been intercepted via the spy station at Menwith Hill.-Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed were tracked in their last days and their conversations recorded.-Why the Data Protection Act is too little, too late.

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