> We also know about the chilling effects of surveillance. But do we really? > Nobody seems to care. Might it not also be the case that eventually people wil

> We also know about the chilling effects of surveillance. But do we really? > Nobody seems to care. Might it not also be the case that eventually people will simply assume that they are always under surveillance and that therefore they may as well do whatever they wish wherever they wish with the result that the behaviour that the surveillance sought to suppress actually becomes not merely more prevalent but also more public. See Clarke and Baxter's Light of Other Days for a fictional exploration of the subject.