From covert cameras hidden in the roofing tiles of the gents toilet in Vauxhall Starbucks, to Starlink satellites reading the minds of the human population. Surveillance has become as much of a part of everyday life as flat screens or the motor car. With the advent of the digital age, the average human being represents many gigabytes of meta data. Mining this data has become a lucrative industry. Consent is not a pre-requisite as most of the data is considered 'ambient'.
