Do security locks constitute a form of surveillance?
Any ideas as to how this is involved in the alarm system? Comments demanded.
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Waterloo Watchmen is a surveillance blog designed to provide a forum for cultural, sociological, psychological, and theoretical discussion of surveillance technology and methodology. Our primary goal is to experiment with counter-surveillance techniques to explore how they might interact with and complicate surveillance culture.
Waterloo Watchmen is also a public art project that asks participants to engage with real surveillance space in the UW Campus. A series of posters featuring Watchmen characters and QR Codes (a barcode scannable by your cellphone) have been placed in key sites for counter-surveillance on campus. Scanning the QR Code will take you to a post with technical and theoretical information about the surveillance space you are standing in. There are six posters to find on campus, taking you on a tour of various types of surveillance space. If you are having any difficulty finding the posters, please see the QR Confidental page.
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THE LAST PHOTO IS AN ENUNCIATOR PANEL.....FOR THE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.... IT TELLS YOU WHICH PART OF THE BUILDING THAT IS CURRENTLY EXPERIENCING A FIRE ALARM, WHEN IT'S LIT UP OF COURSE...
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