surveillance society

noun

1. a society where surveillance technology is widely used to monitor people's everyday activities

Example Sentences

The Trump regime and the larger neofascist movement’s plans for a de facto dictatorship as described in the Agenda 47, Project 2025, the Red Caesar scenario, and other documents will involve martial law, occupying America’s nonwhite cities with the military and other federal forces, the creation of mass detention centers and concentration camps, mass deportations of illegal aliens and other “undesirables” i.e. “enemies” of the Trump regime, the further militarization of the US border, a massive expansion of the surveillance society, and other violations of civil rights and the Constitution.

From Salon

Youth conditioned to trust computer screens won’t know the difference; secular society untrained in the truths of the genuine Bible won’t know the difference; naysayers and protesters, in this growing surveillance society soon to be dominated by Chinese communist influences, will be easy to shut down and shut up — and removed in the dead of night.

From Washington Times

Madonna has been spotted here and in the 1940s it was the haunt of author George Orwell - and even his worst nightmares about a surveillance society couldn't have expected the sheer number of camera-phones capturing every moment.

From BBC

Decades later, Æon Flux still presents a fresh alternative to black-and-white moralizing about life in a surveillance society.

From Slate

America's native form of fascism, the Confederacy offered a white supremacist terror and surveillance society where white "Christian" men rule over all others uncontested and ordained by "God's" will.

From Salon