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Pfeiffer Explores Public Policy and Surveillance Tech

Pfeiffer Explores Public Policy and Surveillance Tech

Municipalities should have a sense of the technology’s costs (financial, societal, and reputational) versus its benefits. Financial costs include staff management time and storage fees; they will rise with the volume of data stored. Societal and reputational costs may come into play when deciding what physical locations warrant surveillance and if the technology is obvious or invisible to those affected by it.

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