Covert Surveillance

Covert surveillance refers to the practice of monitoring people or activities without their knowledge. It's commonly used by law enforcement, private investigators, and security agencies to gather information discreetly. This can involve using hidden cameras, audio recording devices, or even tracking devices. The aim is to observe actions or behaviors for purposes such as crime prevention, gathering evidence, or ensuring security. While effective, covert surveillance raises ethical and legal concerns about privacy and consent, which are important to consider in its implementation.