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==Right to Privacy==

==Right to Privacy==

The extensive use of IP cameras is a major issues for [[privacy]] and the [[unalienable rights|unalienable]] [[right to privacy]]. Many [[citizen]]s have concerns with the fact that countless IP cameras and other surveillance cameras have been install in every major intersection of big [[city|cities]] and in innumerable other public places. Such a proliferation of surveillance has created an apparatus for a [[police state]] that is much more vast the the network of human "[[If you see something say something]]" informants to the [[Stasti]], [[Red Guards]], [[Gestapo]] and [[KGB]]. See [[OPSEC]].

The extensive use of IP cameras is a major issues for [[privacy]] and the [[unalienable rights|unalienable]] [[right to privacy]]. Many [[citizen]]s have concerns with the fact that countless IP cameras and other surveillance cameras have been install in every major intersection of big [[city|cities]] and in innumerable other public places. Such a proliferation of surveillance has created an apparatus for a [[police state]] that is much more vast the the network of human "[[If you see something say something]]" informants to the [[Stasi]], [[Red Guards]], [[Gestapo]] and [[KGB]]. See [[OPSEC]].

==Fortifications==

==Fortifications==