America's Surveillance State
Synopsis
Two independent White House panels found that surveillance programs have never stopped a single imminent terrorist attack in the United States.
Synopsis
Bill Kavich, a former newspaper editor, asserts that privacy in the United States is nearly nonexistent. Cameras line street corners, while government agencies and corporations monitor online activity. "America's Surveillance State" investigates the extensive data collection efforts by the National Security Agency and private companies. The series features voices like Edward Snowden, who argues that these surveillance programs have not proven effective in preventing terrorism. The documentary raises concerns about the implications of living under constant observation.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Find out how corporate surveillance affects competition.
- See Edward Snowden's take on surveillance's impact on freedom.
- Meet experts discussing the reality of mass surveillance.
Did You Know
- Bill Kavich believes the idea of privacy is gone in the U.S.
- Alfredo Lopez warns that the U.S. has the technology for a police state.
- Two independent White House panels found surveillance programs never stopped a terrorist attack.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What did Edward Snowden say about surveillance programs?
Edward Snowden stated that independent White House panels found these programs had never stopped a single imminent terrorist attack in the United States.
Who produced America's Surveillance State?
America's Surveillance State was produced by Danny Schechter of Global Vision.
What is a concern raised by internet entrepreneur Alfredo Lopez?
Alfredo Lopez expressed concern that the technology for a police state exists in the United States and that people may not be aware of their rights and the Constitution.
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