T surveillance

T surveillance, or telecommunications surveillance, involves monitoring and analyzing electronic communications such as phone calls, emails, and internet activity. It is used by government agencies and organizations to detect criminal activity, threats, or security risks. This process may include collecting data, listening to conversations, or tracking online behavior to ensure safety and security. Technologies used can range from wiretaps to digital metadata analysis. While it can help prevent crime, it raises important privacy considerations and legal boundaries to balance security needs with individual rights.