⭕️ BRIEF VISION 2 LECTURE NYM Shipyard Academy

This material was prepared by NOFOMO GANG channel specially for Shipyard Academy ENG community

⭕️ The information presented here may appear confusing in some ways, but it is based on the Shipyard Academy — Lecture 2 with General Counsel Ahmed Ghappour — Surveillance 101 and is more reflective of reality.

✅ Personally, that’s what I’ll use when working on the quiz. Good luck everyone :)

electronic surveillance — the act of recording, observing, listening to others in real time, with or without their knowledge. It is usually conducted covertly and does not interfere with a person’s normal daily activities. And surveillance activities usually involve one or more individuals. And people who conduct surveillance also include one or more individuals who observe, document, and record
the actions of others using technology.

So we have surveillance, which can be done through: cameras, long range microphone listening devices, as well as surveillance of your mobile phone, home phone services, office communication services, email and so on.

Thus, in a very broad sense.
Electronic surveillance used by the government is — the collection of information
in order to detect and prevent criminal activity or other breaches of security.

Surveillance of others is considered a non-violent alternative to many law enforcement
or security agencies

So the idea is that you have two countries next to each other. They spy on each other. And the reason they spy on each other is because they don’t have to go to war.

So they don’t need to go to war because of unnecessary, because of uncertainty, because of lack of information, etc.
And then this idea of knowing information about others and being able to respond appropriately to accurate information
then kind of permeates into the world of national security as well as the world of law enforcement.

So, the common means of surveillance in our time can include wiretapping, Thus,

wiretapping can be defined as — internal wires connected to the target’s communication device,
such as a phone that provides real-time monitoring and recording.

But initially, wiretapping of telephone conversations in the form of a legal wiretapping device or tool
telephone conversations, connecting wires either internally to the target’s communication device or through a centralised entity
such as the telephone company, so that you can provide real-time monitoring and recording.

eavesdropping, which is different from wiretapping, requires the installation of a small device at an individual
or in a strategic location so that people can listen to, copy and record conversations in real time.

A pen register is a device that is placed on a telephone line and used to identify telephone numbers of calls made from a monitored telephone.

And a traceroute device is a device which is placed on the telephone line and is used to identify not the phone calls which are made from this line, but those which are dialed to the telephone number.

A wire agent or informant of this device or similar surveillance tool would involve placing or placing some sort of eavesdropping device or recording device on a person and placing that person to participate in a conversation with others.

So, between the very common tools that we just reviewed, wiretaps, wiretaps, pen registers for detecting and tracking devices, photographic surveillance, wired agents, and informants.

First of all, when you’re conducting surveillance, the agent who
conducting surveillance, must use certain methods, depending on the method of surveillance, must adhere to a certain law and regulation.

And after the information is gathered after the surveillance itself is conducted, there can be additional restrictions on what you can do with the information. You will learn what laws may exist governing surveillance.

So the law here is the Constitution, constitutional law, and the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution
was written to protect people’s rights against unreasonable searches and seizures.

The basic piece of legislation that regulates wiretapping activities. — Wiretapping is the third section of the General Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968.

and the Electronic Communications Privacy Act allows federal judges to approve warrants authorizing entry into private homes with the intent to install eavesdropping devices to monitor a person’s conversations.

The law also allows federal judges to approve requests from third-party digital communications service providers to effectively force them to provide data. But they did. What does that mean?

Does it mean that surveillance is sort of legal or not or.
Surveillance, if done properly, is legal. Surveillance is legitimate. If it’s legitimate.

What makes surveillance legal in this context? That’s right. The law is called Ekta. Correct.

It says that someone who wants to get information

⭕️ The information presented here may appear confusing in some ways, but it is based on the Shipyard Academy — Lecture 2 with General Counsel Ahmed Ghappour — Surveillance 101 and is more reflective of reality.

✅ Personally, that’s what I’ll use when working on the quiz. Good luck everyone :)

This material was prepared by NOFOMO GANG channel specially for Shipyard Academy ENG community