20 Questions
What is the concept of the 'viewer society' composed of?
the greek word syn (=together) and opticon (=visual)
What is the main characteristic of the 'expository society'?
constant collection, analysis, and dissemination of data
How are individuals monitored in the 'expository society'?
through a range of technological devices and systems, such as cameras
What is the data used for in the 'expository society'?
to monitor and categorize individuals based on their behavior, habits and preferences
What is the main impact of the 'expository society' on shaping social and political parties?
making predictions about future behavior and shaping social and political parties
What is the new form of social organization that has emerged as a result of the transformation of late capitalism?
the society of control
What is replacing traditional forms of discipline and control in the society of control?
more flexible and decentralized forms of control
How are individuals constantly surveilled and monitored in the society of control?
through the use of technologies such as the internet, social media, and data tracking
What is the impact of the society of control on individuals' privacy and autonomy?
lack of privacy and individuals' autonomy
What term is used to describe a society that is based on the constant collection, analysis, and dissemination of data?
expository society
What is the belief that places trust in the idea that individuals can safely entrust their personal data to large corporations for various purposes?
Dataism
What is the practice of individuals monitoring those in positions of power often using personal technology, and can be used as a tool of accountability and transparency?
Sousveillance
What is the ease with which information, ideas, or social connections flow and circulate within a social network or society known as?
Social liquidity
What does the term 'Redditveillance' refer to?
Crowdsourcing forms of surveillance
What does 'banopticon' refer to in the context of surveillance?
To allow or deny the group access (extra surveillance for specific reasons)
What is the surveillance through data trails that one's actions generate known as?
DATAVEILLANCE
What is the representation of ourselves through our data, digital footprints, and personalized ads known as?
Surveillance of data doubles
What does 'Class surveillance' in the context of surveillance refer to?
Social classes (rich no surveilled, poor yes)
What does 'Participatory surveillance' involve?
Users actively engage in surveillance practices
What is the use of technology to monitor and track the movement of individuals known as?
Surveillance of movement
Test your knowledge on different types of societies and their characteristics, such as the viewer society, expository society, and society of control. Explore the transition to modernity and the impact of surveillance cultures.
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