IN SWEDEN: “Warning signs are compulsory when installing security cameras in Sweden… Security cameras are a sensitive issue in Sweden, with public acceptance much lower than in many other countries.”
As the Croydonian says: “I wonder if the British would remain in their state of ovine passivity about the surveillance state if we were confronted by clear signage indicating when we are being electronically eye-balled.”
Or maybe we’d just dance…
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November 6th, 2007 at 6:26 am
I don’t care about CCTV. I think it’s because I’ve grown up watching Big Brother, I think it’s aspirational to have my every waking moment filmed and commented on.
November 6th, 2007 at 12:16 am
It is an obligation in the UK to place a sign at business properties stating that CCTV is operational, also you may notice many public areas have signs also. It could be seen as being a violation of your human right to privacy to be spied upon electronically…
Could? Is.