In the current political climate, concerns are raised over China's expanding surveillance state, not only within its borders but also globally. Documented in "System Error," this episode delves into how surveillance technology from China has become prevalent in various countries, facilitating espionage for both autocracies and democracies alike. Amidst the backdrop of the Winter Olympics, the impact and implications of this widespread monitoring are scrutinized, shedding light on the growing influence of surveillance in our increasingly interconnected world.

China's Surveillance State: Why You Should Be Worried

Israeli cyber-surveillance company NSO Group's Pegasus malware, a terrifying spyware, has been used globally to infiltrate the phones of activists and journalists, collecting data and even listening in. A massive leak in July 2021 exposed 50,000 targeted phone numbers, including prominent figures like President Macron and friends of Jamal Kashoggi's family. Explore more shocking revelations in this documentary series.

The World's Most Terrifying Spyware

The documentary film delves into the growing tensions between China and the United States, unveiling the covert world of espionage that has emerged as a new battleground in the modern era. As these global powers vie for dominance, the shadows of espionage and surveillance cast a chilling light on the unfolding Cold War 2.0. Join us as we explore the high-stakes game of international espionage that threatens to reshape the world order.

New cold war: China-US spying steps out of the shadows l FT

Discover the intricate web of surveillance and tracking systems employed by China in monitoring its citizens' every move in this eye-opening documentary. Delve into the advanced technology and widespread network used to track individuals, revealing the extent of state control and privacy invasion. Explore the implications of such pervasive monitoring on personal freedoms and societal norms. How China Tracks Everyone offers a chilling glimpse into the future of surveillance.

How China Tracks Everyone

When the government demanded data from big tech companies about everyday Americans, how did Silicon Valley giants respond? FRONTLINE's "United States of Secrets, Part Two" explores the complex relationship between the NSA's surveillance programs and companies like Google, Facebook, and Yahoo. Investigative journalist Martin Smith delves into how these tech giants have compromised privacy boundaries. Watch this eye-opening documentary on the PBS Video App along with a library of over 300 FRONTLINE films.

United States of Secrets, Part Two

Phone Hackers: Britain's Secret Surveillance unveils the covert use of IMSI catchers by UK police to monitor phones, raising concerns among privacy advocates about potential infringements on civil liberties. These portable devices are capable of tracking location, intercepting communications, and collecting data from thousands of devices within a targeted area. The documentary questions the lack of transparency surrounding their deployment and highlights the ethical implications of widespread surveillance, prompting viewers to consider the implications of such technology in both law enforcement and criminal activities.

Phone Hackers: Britain's Secret Surveillance

In 2023, the decision to not extradite Julian Assange to the United States marks a crucial moment in his ongoing battle. Premiere Lignes' documentary delves into Assange's journey over the past decade, from his initial interviews in 2011 where he discussed the mission of WikiLeaks to his time spent under surveillance in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London. Facing pressure from the U.S. government, WikiLeaks continued to release impactful documents - with significant involvement in the 2016 U.S. elections and the 2017 French election. Now, Assange's extradition request raises vital questions about freedom of information and the limits of press freedom. Originally released in 2021, this documentary offers a gripping look at Assange and the Wikileaks scandal.

Julian Assange: Exposing USA's Dark Secrets

In the documentary "United States of Secrets, Part One," FRONTLINE delves into the intricate web of government surveillance and secrecy that has shaped the United States. Aired in 2014, this eye-opening film sheds light on the surveillance programs and the impact they have on privacy and civil liberties. Through in-depth interviews and compelling footage, viewers are taken on a journey to uncover the truth behind these secretive operations. Explore the complexities of national security, technology, and human rights in this thought-provoking documentary.

United States of Secrets, Part One

Discover the truth behind government surveillance in the gripping documentary series Persons Of Interest. Former Australian spy delves into his own surveillance files, exposing the reality of espionage in this compelling look at real crimes from 2019. Each episode reveals personal stories of individuals living under constant government scrutiny, using actual files and secret surveillance footage. Witness the impact of surveillance on innocent lives in this award-winning series that challenges perceptions of privacy and security.

Former Australian Spy Reads Government Surveillance Files On Him

Secrets Of The United States (2014) uncovers the intricate web of the Surveillance Industrial Complex in the United States. The documentary challenges the notion of privacy in today's world, shedding light on the reality that constant surveillance is now a fundamental part of our lives. From exploring the interconnected network of surveillance technology to investigating insider threats within the country, the film paints a thought-provoking picture of the surveillance state. As it peers into the future, viewers are left to ponder the implications and consequences of living under constant watch.

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