Means of Control — Part 2
Politicology
Surveillance and Data Privacy in Authoritarian Regimes
This chapter explores the implications of data collection and surveillance practices by authoritarian governments, particularly in China and Russia, and compares these approaches to the U.S. system. It discusses the challenges faced by investigative journalism in closed societies and emphasizes the importance of civil liberties amidst increasing government powers. The chapter also highlights the role of consumer advocacy in shaping technology regulations and protecting personal data from overreach.
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