China has the most surveillance cameras, but the US has the most

Governments try to have the greatest control over their citizens.Data from the Precisesecurity website, a computer safety company shows the ten best countries and cities with the largest CCTV cameras.As you can guess, in terms of the total number of cameras for monitoring "best" China falls out, but they are not at the forefront when it comes to the number of cameras per citizens.Precisesecurnity gives the definition of consulting television as a "television system, in which the signals are not publicly distributed, but are monitored, primarily for supervision and security" and states that the United States is located at the top of the list in terms of the number of installations of monitoring cameras per resident, with 50 million camcorder cameras monitoring the entire US population with over 327 million people.

In terms of the total number of CCTV installations, China breaks this number four times and it is said that at least 200 million cameras of 1.39 billion people have been installed in the Middle Kingdom.Because Chinese monitoring covers a much larger population than in other countries, the number of CCTV cameras per 100 people is 14.36, compared to 15.28 in the USA.Unfortunately, there is no data from all countries here.Mainless absent in the statements are Russia, India and Brazil, which, according to PreciseSecurity, only provided the data of the CCTV installation for several.India had 2,74,784 cameras located in nine main cities, while Russia had a total of 195,000 cameras in the cities of Moscow and St. Petersburg.In Brazil, 22384 CCTV was recorded among the 10 main cities.

As for the most frequently supervised cities in the world for every 100 people, China dominates the list with 8 positions in the top ten.The only places outside China are London, which appears at number 6 and Atlanta at number 10, where the population of over half a million citizens is monitored by 7800 cameras.