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A computerized surveillance system is used by the Defense Department to spy on citizens in the Outer Limits 02:35 A computerized surveillance system is used by the Defense Department to spy on citizens in the Outer Limits
From The Outer Limits "OBIT" (1963).
The computer OBIT (Outer Band Individuated Teletracer) uses radio waves to observe anyone within a 500 mile radius Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Surveillance vs. Privacy on The Outer Limits 03:14 Surveillance vs. Privacy on The Outer Limits
From The Outer Limits "OBIT" (1963).
A U.S. Senator condemns computer technology used by the Defense Department to spy on citizens Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Biometric security system in True Lies 00:45 Biometric security system in True Lies
From True Lies (1994).
James Cameron's vision of government security systems from two decades ago now seems uncannily prescient Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Dark Knight Surveillance Dilemma 01:21 Dark Knight Surveillance Dilemma
From The Dark Knight (2008).
This scene from The Dark Knight exposes some central dilemmas related to surveillance and security. Contributed by Anirban Kapil Baishya
Alien surveillance computers erode human morale on The Outer Limits 01:40 Alien surveillance computers erode human morale on The Outer Limits
From The Outer Limits "OBIT" (1963).
In this climactic admission, an alien computer expert confesses, "The machines are everywhere...and they'll demoralize you!" Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Doris Day's attempts at industrial espionage are foiled by computerized encryption 01:07 Doris Day's attempts at industrial espionage are foiled by computerized encryption
From Caprice (1967).
A high security supercomputer holds the key to cosmetic secrets in Caprice Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Johnny Mnemonic and Virtual Reality 01:42 Johnny Mnemonic and Virtual Reality
From Johnny Mnemonic (1995).
Imaginary product placement for future technologies including data glove and a gestural interface for making long distance phone calls Contributed by Critical Commons Manager