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An ordinary uneventful day.
You've already been tracked and monitored at least 14 times.
IFID chips are inserted into certain products
to alert CCTV cameras to follow you around the shop.
When you pay with a loyalty card,
it keeps a log of all products bought in that particular store.
All activity on your credit or debt card is registered.
If your phone shows you've got reception,
this means you can be tracked by your distances from nearby telephone masts.
Common use of social networking sites means we even track ourselves.
The UK has more CCTV cameras in public spaces than anywhere in the world.
There are over 500 active camera systems.
Compare this to Norway, where there is one camera system
in one public space in the whole country.
Germany has only 15 camera systems.
In Austria and Denmark, they don't have any cameras in public spaces at all.
In Britain we are monitored approximately 300 times a day.
There is one camera for every 14 people in the UK.
So the next time you pick your nose, think about who might be watching you.