Originally Posted by
WillCAD
"This phone call may be recorded for customer assurance purposes."
"These premises under video surveillance."
"By signing this application, you agree to allow [potential employer] to conduct a background check..."
"By signing this application, you agree to allow [bank] to conduct a credit history search..."
"By accepting this position, you agree to allow [employer] to monitor your whereabouts and activities through video surveillance and computer monitoring..."
"Step out of the car, please, sir. Do you mind if I have a look in your trunk?"
"May we come in and speak to you, sir? We have some questions regarding [crime]..."
Plenty.
Of course, you may be thinking only of Jack Bauer surveilling Conrad Seigfried or Doctor Klaw by sitting across the street in a black SUV, taking pictures with a 15-pound, $20,000 professional DSLR camera, but that's not the only kind of surveillance there is.
Okay, my bad, apparently I was mistaken in assuming the implication was clear we were talking about covert surveillance of a target of a security or criminal investigation.