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Discover LudwigThe phrase "mass surveillance" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a widespread and systematic monitoring of a large population by governments or other entities. Example: The government's use of mass surveillance has sparked concerns about privacy and civil liberties among citizens.
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mass surveillance
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The pervasive surveillance of an entire population, or a substantial fraction thereof.
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No statute explicitly authorizes mass surveillance.
"Mass surveillance isn't effective," Snowden said.
"We need to ban mass surveillance.
And so it is with mass surveillance.
EDWARD SNOWDEN'S revelations exposed American mass surveillance.
Has any mass surveillance country avoided becoming totalitarian?
State spies have been engaged in mass surveillance.
* Mass surveillance treats every citizen as a potential suspect.
You cannot preach about human rights while practising mass surveillance.
It's the cheapest, most comprehensive mass surveillance system ever designed.
How has mass surveillance, secrecy and censorship affected journalism?
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