Legal and Ethical Implications of Multidisplay Surveillance Systems

Abstract

This paper delves into the legal and ethical ramifications surrounding the implementation of multidisplay surveillance systems. These systems, characterized by their capacity to monitor multiple environments simultaneously through an array of interconnected displays, raise profound concerns regarding privacy, civil liberties, and the balance between security and individual rights. Drawing upon legal frameworks, ethical principles, and case studies, this study explores the complexities inherent in regulating and governing multidisplay surveillance systems in diverse contexts.