Blog l The global surveillance will double by 2017

Day by day the monitoring is perfect and extending thanks to the technology . For the year 2017 the global market for security cameras applied to urban surveillance will double relative to 2012. This was stated global electronics company and means IHS (formerly IMS Research), who said through a statement that they expect to in four years the wireless infrastructure and global video equipment totaling more than 3.2 billion dollars. According to various analyzes, in the not too distant future will be difficult to escape surveillance devices . From the moment you leave your home may be captured by thecameras placed in the streets , then by the meter. Later will be recorded by thecameras of the company where you work, but also in the mall, in the mosques, churches and monasteries, in bars, in airports and in the lobby of the building where you live. The privacy and exclusively be reserved for inside the home, although according to some opinions drones could threaten even there.  The aim of the installation and development of video surveillance is almost exclusively the control and reduction of crime by the police. In addition to common crime, the demonstrations that took place during the last time-in Turkey, Brazil and Egypt, for example-and the latent threat of terrorism, credited the surveillance systems need increasingly advanced in major urban centers. "Urban surveillance systems must provide clear and usable images for police departments can effectively conduct investigations when necessary, "said Paul Bremner, market analyst for Safe Cities and IHS Security Services. The video surveillance through had an explosive growth in China , where seven million security cameras and control the streets, and hopefully there will be other 15 million units by 2014. Human rights organizations claim that the main objective is thesocial control for political purposes. The researcher of Human Rights Watch in Hong Kong, Nicholas Bequelin , declared that " in China there safeguarding privacy , which gives the state complete freedom to mobilize monitoring structure for political purposes." Brenmer explains that the needs of surveillance systems have also been transformed in recent times. Fixed cameras placed at strategic points to shopping, parks, etc.., Is passed to the idea of "mobile surveillance". "New technologies can send videos to the officers on the street, directly to smartphones or laptops in their patrol. This mobile technology will act as a force multiplier for agents in the field, "he said. In this sense, the drones, or unmanned aircraft, landed in the middle of the debate on the monitoring devices adding new doubts and fears in the population . Developed for military purposes in several countries and allowed uses "civilians" for surveillance by companies or the state itself. The latest demonstrations in Brazil , for example, have been captured by these sophisticated devices. According to an article published in the newspaper El Pais , the drones would be able to perform tasks very effectively early fire detection, monitoring and treatment of agricultural land inspection infrastructure security, border control, scientific missions, transportation coverage of goods or newsworthy issues. However, the use that generates more concern is the monitoring . These devices can be very small, generating high quality images and achieved at low cost , the Mexican company's 3D Robotics retails from U.S. $ 600 -. The voluntary submission of personal information through social networks, is the crowning of the "information society" . A surveillance devices that multiply and develop are added then the millions and millions of users across the web offer on a platter the last remnants of their privacy.