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"Surveillance detection" as a book category covers works that examine how individuals, organizations, and states monitor, track, or avoid being monitored. It includes nonfiction guides and analyses about the history, technology, and social impact of surveillance (from CCTV and smartphones to data-mining and state intelligence), memoirs and investigative reporting that reveal real-world monitoring operations, and fiction or thrillers centered on tailing, counter-surveillance, and the psychological effects of being watched. Titles in this genre tend to explore tradecraft and privacy trade-offs, legal and ethical issues, case studies of surveillance misuse or abuse, and practical advice for protecting personal information—appealing to security professionals, privacy-conscious readers, journalists, and fans of espionage or techno-thrillers.

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