Real-time monitoring of surveillance technologies, privacy violations, and digital rights across 195 countries
Track government surveillance programs, corporate data collection, and privacy legislation worldwide. Our comprehensive database reveals the true scope of digital monitoring in the modern world.
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Explore detailed surveillance profiles across major global regions. Each zone represents a unique approach to digital monitoring, privacy rights, and government oversight.
Advanced facial recognition networks, social credit systems, and comprehensive digital tracking. China leads with the world's most extensive surveillance infrastructure.
Intelligence sharing network between US, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Mass data collection through PRISM, ECHELON, and allied programs.
Strong privacy regulations with GDPR, but increasing surveillance capabilities. Balance between security needs and privacy rights varies by member state.
Extensive internet censorship, social media monitoring, and mobile surveillance. Several nations employ sophisticated digital control mechanisms.
Growing surveillance capabilities with focus on crime prevention and border security. Privacy protections vary significantly across the region.
Emerging surveillance infrastructure with significant variation between countries. Mobile-first monitoring approaches due to high smartphone adoption.
Comprehensive database of known surveillance programs, intelligence operations, and monitoring systems deployed by governments worldwide.
From mass data collection to targeted monitoring, these programs represent the current state of global digital surveillance infrastructure.
Mass surveillance program collecting internet communications from major US tech companies including Google, Facebook, Apple, and Microsoft.
Comprehensive citizen scoring system using AI, facial recognition, and behavioral analysis to monitor and control population behavior.
Signals intelligence collection network operated by Five Eyes alliance, intercepting satellite, microwave, and fiber-optic communications.
Advanced spyware capable of remotely accessing smartphones, extracting data, and monitoring communications without user knowledge.
Massive internet buffer system that intercepts and stores internet traffic from fiber-optic cables for analysis and intelligence gathering.
Search and analysis system for internet data, allowing analysts to search through vast databases of intercepted communications and metadata.
The convergence of state surveillance programs with commercial data collection has created an unprecedented global monitoring infrastructure. Traditional privacy protections are increasingly ineffective against modern surveillance capabilities.
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