6 papers analyzed
These studies suggest strategies for addressing ethical and privacy concerns of surveillance technologies include incorporating privacy-by-design principles, focusing on fairness and equality, allowing stakeholder input, and using targeted privacy filtering techniques.
Surveillance technologies, while enhancing security and efficiency, raise significant ethical and privacy concerns. Addressing these concerns requires a multifaceted approach that balances the benefits of surveillance with the protection of individual rights.
Privacy-by-Design Principles:
Ethical Frameworks:
Algorithmic and System Design:
Stakeholder Involvement:
Skin-Based Privacy Filters:
Procedural Justice and Participation:
Addressing the ethical and privacy concerns of surveillance technologies requires a comprehensive approach that includes privacy-by-design principles, ethical frameworks, algorithmic and system design considerations, stakeholder involvement, and specific techniques like skin-based privacy filters. By integrating these strategies, it is possible to develop surveillance systems that are both effective and respectful of individual privacy and ethical standards.
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