Sentence examples for technological surveillance from inspiring English sources

Chris Smith, R-N.J., and the late Tom Lantos, D-Calif., introduced the ill-fated Global Online Freedom Bill, which threatened to fine U.S. companies up to $2 million for facilitating technological surveillance of political dissidents or sharing technology and information used for "Internet-restricting" purposes.

WASHINGTON — THE future of technological surveillance is fast approaching — and we are doing far too little to prepare ourselves.

There should be an assurance in negotiations like this that powerful players are not going to gain undue advantage with technological surveillance.

The fence, now half complete, is only part of a system designed to secure the border that includes new fortifications and advanced technological surveillance tools.

(Somewhat less significant, one persistent leitmotif of the meta-coverage, a wide-eyed wonder at the marvel of a disappearing plane in our age of mass technological surveillance, has finally been put to rest).

While the Snowden trove revealed the scale of technological surveillance, the latest spy cables deal with espionage at street level – known to the intelligence agencies as human intelligence, or "humint".

"A technological mass surveillance system that subjects millions of ordinary Americans to the seizure and searching of their online correspondence, conversations, searches, reading and other activities".

The technological possibilities of surveillance and data collection and storage surely surpass what Orwell imagined.

She was responding to a speech hours earlier by the defence secretary, Michael Fallon, who rejected arguments that the proposed new submarines, scheduled to become operational in the early 2030s, were at risk of becoming obsolete because of technological advances in surveillance.

Some 34 years ago, the court recognized the privacy threat posed by technological advances in surveillance tools by requiring police to obtain a search warrant before placing a listening device on the outside of a phone booth where someone was conducting a bookmaking business.

Mobile devices and cloud technology provide new technological possibilities for disease surveillance and outbreak management.