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"Mass surveillance" as a book category covers works—fiction and nonfiction—that examine the large-scale monitoring of populations by states, corporations, and other institutions. It includes investigative reports and histories that document surveillance systems and their technologies (CCTV, drones, metadata collection, facial recognition, big-data analytics), critical analyses of legal, ethical and political consequences, memoirs from whistleblowers, and speculative or dystopian fiction imagining futures shaped by ubiquitous observation. Common themes are privacy erosion, power and accountability, resistance and consent, data-driven social control, and the social or psychological effects of being watched. Readers can expect exposés, policy debates, moral and technical explanations, and tense narratives that probe how surveillance reshapes freedom, identity, and governance.

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