sousveillance
n.— «An international coalition that includes artists, scientists, engineers, scholars, and others is declaring December 24, to be “World Sousveillance Day”, or “World Subjectrights Day”.» —“FW: “World Sousveillance Day” today—Watching the watchers” by vlerner@interpac.net (Viviane Lerner) Usenet: flora.mai-not Dec. 24, 2001. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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