Internet surveillance

Internet surveillance involves monitoring and collecting data about online activities, such as browsing history, communications, and location, often by governments, organizations, or third parties. Its purpose can range from national security and law enforcement to commercial interests like targeted advertising. While it can help prevent threats and crime, it also raises privacy concerns, as individuals may have limited awareness or control over how their personal information is accessed and used. Balancing security and privacy remains a key challenge in the realm of internet surveillance.