‘I am not a number’: Conceptualising identity in digital surveillance
Abstract
Surveillance, now a commonplace phenomenon in everyday life, has been explored from various disciplines over three decades. Today's surveillance practices depend primarily upon many software technologies that collect, store and process personal data for the purposes of influence, management, protection or detection. The identification and categorisation of data have thus emerged as the technical signature of surveillance. An individual has many...
Paper Details
Title
‘I am not a number’: Conceptualising identity in digital surveillance
Published Date
Nov 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
67
Pages
101772 - 101772
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