Especially because of the low quality of the surveillance process - error prone, abuse prone, never respecting the agreed boundaries, and and and. I believe the

Especially because of the low quality of the surveillance process - error prone, abuse prone, never respecting the agreed boundaries, and and and. I believe the problems are not with the surveillance per se, but with the people ordering and handling it. But you can't have one without the other so yes I fully agree: more surveillance as a solution is just wrong.