Surveillance Democracy
summary
Evidence shows governments deploy the Israeli spyware Pegasus against politicians, judges, election officials and journalists — names include Rahul Gandhi, election commissioners and a sitting Supreme Court judge — and the state never denies use, eroding a level playing field. Mass data from Big Tech combines with Aadhaar-voter linkage and lax IT rules to let authorities microtarget voters. Courts and activists tied to the Bhima Koregaon arrests show 32 planted files on one laptop and dozens jailed, signaling Pegasus snoop list consequences for civil society.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Surveillance and democracy
- 2:11Big fish surveillance impact
- 10:46Small fish big tech surveillance
- 15:01Dark mode legal threats
- 18:10India's surveillance state
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01h 09mSOCIAL MEDIA MONITORING AND MOVEMENT TRACKING OF POLITICAL DISSIDENTS. THE END OF POLITICAL...
30mCybersecurity vs the world
01h 23mRound-table, Government hacking in different national contexts and strategies ...
52mHacking Elections For Fun & Profit
01h 15mSurveillance And Criminal Law.
01h 10mSurveillance, Democracy and the State
01h 03mPanel: The security paradox. Individual privacy vs digital driftnets
53mOur Responsibility to Defeat Mass Surveillance
