The document discusses different types and levels of surveillance in everyday life. It describes how software took screenshots and webcam photos of a student every 15 seconds, capturing over 400 images without consent. It also outlines three types of surveillance: panoptic, when the few watch the many; synoptic, when the many watch the few; and omnoptic, when the many watch the many. The document warns that new forms of monitoring treat reality like a prison without bars or guards.

1. media life: you are being watched

2. “ Macro” Everyday Monitoring: CCTV

11. “ The LANrev software program took screen shots and webcam photos every 15 seconds when activated. The district thereby captured over 400 screen shots and webcam images of Harriton High School sophomore Blake Robbins, according to court filings this week in his lawsuit.” Friday, April 16, 2010

12. “ Meso” Everyday Monitoring: Personalizing Publicness

17. “ Micro” Everyday Monitoring

19. Living in Public: Sharing, Stealing, Tracking and Stalking

20. Three Types of Surveillance: Panoptic, Synoptic, Omnoptic

21. The Panopticon (1785)

27. panopticism in your car

28. panopticism at school

29. panopticism at home

30. When The Few Watch The Many: Panoptic Surveillance

31. When The Many Watch The Few: Synoptic Surveillance

32. When The Many Watch The Many: Omnoptic Surveillance

33. Foucault : control Deleuze : discipline Mattelart : suspicion

35. reality as a prison (without bars or guards)

36. reality as a prison (without bars or guards)

37. YOU ARE NOT SPECIAL