Definition of dataveillance in English:

dataveillance

noun deɪtəˈveɪlənsˌdatəˈvāləns

mass noun

The practice of monitoring digital data relating to personal details or online activities.
Example sentencesExamples
- Until and unless comprehensive information privacy protection is in place, effective controls over the techniques of dataveillance will not be possible.
- So-called dataveillances are used extensively in marketing, medicine, policing and border control, offering advantages and disadvantages.
- The don't even begin to convey the vast scope of dataveillance, the massive collection and distillation of consumer data into a hyper-sophisticated brand of marketing analysis.
- Watchdog groups are especially concerned about four of the programs that constitute a ‘dragnet’ or dataveillance, a surveillance of large groups of people, on citizen and terrorist alike.
- Increasing cyber crime, along with surveillance, dataveillance and the steady erosion of privacy, has become one inevitable human dimension of information technology.
- Mass dataveillance threatens us with more than embarrassment and invasions of privacy: It also threatens our values of equality in ways that could transform the relationship between citizens and their government.

Origin

1970s: blend of data and surveillance.

Definition of dataveillance in US English:

dataveillance

nounˌdatəˈvāləns

The practice of monitoring digital data relating to personal details or online activities.
Example sentencesExamples
- Until and unless comprehensive information privacy protection is in place, effective controls over the techniques of dataveillance will not be possible.
- The don't even begin to convey the vast scope of dataveillance, the massive collection and distillation of consumer data into a hyper-sophisticated brand of marketing analysis.
- So-called dataveillances are used extensively in marketing, medicine, policing and border control, offering advantages and disadvantages.
- Watchdog groups are especially concerned about four of the programs that constitute a ‘dragnet’ or dataveillance, a surveillance of large groups of people, on citizen and terrorist alike.
- Mass dataveillance threatens us with more than embarrassment and invasions of privacy: It also threatens our values of equality in ways that could transform the relationship between citizens and their government.
- Increasing cyber crime, along with surveillance, dataveillance and the steady erosion of privacy, has become one inevitable human dimension of information technology.

Origin

1970s: blend of data and surveillance.

单词	dataveillance
释义	Definition of dataveillance in English: dataveillance noun deɪtəˈveɪlənsˌdatəˈvāləns mass noun The practice of monitoring digital data relating to personal details or online activities. Example sentencesExamples Until and unless comprehensive information privacy protection is in place, effective controls over the techniques of dataveillance will not be possible. So-called dataveillances are used extensively in marketing, medicine, policing and border control, offering advantages and disadvantages. The don't even begin to convey the vast scope of dataveillance, the massive collection and distillation of consumer data into a hyper-sophisticated brand of marketing analysis. Watchdog groups are especially concerned about four of the programs that constitute a ‘dragnet’ or dataveillance, a surveillance of large groups of people, on citizen and terrorist alike. Increasing cyber crime, along with surveillance, dataveillance and the steady erosion of privacy, has become one inevitable human dimension of information technology. Mass dataveillance threatens us with more than embarrassment and invasions of privacy: It also threatens our values of equality in ways that could transform the relationship between citizens and their government. Origin 1970s: blend of data and surveillance. Definition of dataveillance in US English: dataveillance nounˌdatəˈvāləns The practice of monitoring digital data relating to personal details or online activities. Example sentencesExamples Until and unless comprehensive information privacy protection is in place, effective controls over the techniques of dataveillance will not be possible. The don't even begin to convey the vast scope of dataveillance, the massive collection and distillation of consumer data into a hyper-sophisticated brand of marketing analysis. So-called dataveillances are used extensively in marketing, medicine, policing and border control, offering advantages and disadvantages. Watchdog groups are especially concerned about four of the programs that constitute a ‘dragnet’ or dataveillance, a surveillance of large groups of people, on citizen and terrorist alike. Mass dataveillance threatens us with more than embarrassment and invasions of privacy: It also threatens our values of equality in ways that could transform the relationship between citizens and their government. Increasing cyber crime, along with surveillance, dataveillance and the steady erosion of privacy, has become one inevitable human dimension of information technology. Origin 1970s: blend of data and surveillance.
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