Telescreens And Technology In 1984

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April 27, 2016

 

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In the search for the resistance something goes terribly wrong for them, and there discovered. After weeks or months of endless torture they are slit up, reconditioned and released again as good little Party members. All of this can be traced back to the usage of the telescreen. "A male security guard uses store surveillance cameras to zoom in on the cleavage of an unsuspecting sales manager" (Hancock 1995, 1) Are Americans willing to let government poke its lens into their business if it means more streets are safe? Can Americans live with the fact of being watched 24 hours a day to make sure there all in line and doing what there supposed to? Its as if Big Brother were here himself...
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As the electronic eyes shrink in size, Big Brother grows even bigger. (Hancock 1995, 1) Cameras can turn into instruments of abuse, even to effectiveness of telescreens that did in Winston and many of his kind. The wired society is a creeping phenomenon because there are no regulations or laws to protect against video surveillance...
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