Surveillance terms

2. small files stored on a computer to track and personalise user browsing behaviour
3. technology systems used to observe, record, and analyse behaviour or activities for security or data purposes
5. the right to keep one’s personal information and activities free from public observation
7. collection process of gathering and measuring information about individuals or systems
9. moral principles that guide behaviour and decision-making
10. tracking technology that records a person’s or object’s geographical position through satellite signals
11. protection legal and technical measures to safeguard personal and sensitive information
12. control the use of laws, policies, or surveillance to regulate behaviour in society
14. control system of maintaining standards in manufacturing or production processes
15. responsibility for one’s actions, particularly in governance, technology, or data handling
17. processes sequences of mechanical or chemical operations used in manufacturing and production
18. centred design approach to technology development that prioritises the needs and values of people
19. abbreviation for closed-circuit television, used for monitoring public and private spaces

1. the state of being protected from danger, threat, or unauthorized access
4. implications moral consequences or considerations of using a particular technology or system
6. circuit television video surveillance system that transmits signals to specific monitors rather than being publicly broadcast
7. footprint the data trail left behind by a person’s online activities
8. data any information that can identify a specific individual, such as name, address, or location
13. the use of control systems or machines to operate processes with minimal human intervention
16. openness in decision-making or operations, allowing others to see how things are managed