"The Culture of Control" refers to a societal framework where institutions and systems prioritize surveillance, regulation, and management of individuals' behavior. This concept often highlights how technology, such as CCTV cameras and data tracking, is used to monitor and influence people's actions, creating an environment of constant oversight. This culture can manifest in various areas, including education, workplaces, and public spaces, where rules and policies are implemented to maintain order and compliance. Critics argue that such control can lead to a loss of personal freedom and autonomy, raising ethical concerns about privacy and individual rights in modern society.