Current practices in electronic surveillance
(room bugging). Body-worn video devices. Radio frequency identifi-cation devices (RFID). Keystroke monitoring. Thermal imaging/forward looking infrared. Biometric information technology (retina scans at airports etc). CCTV. This document confines its consideration of surveillance practices to electronic surveillance
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