Digital surveillance refers to the monitoring of individuals' online activities through various technologies. This can include tracking internet usage, social media interactions, and communication patterns. Organizations, governments, and companies often use digital surveillance to gather data for security, marketing, or research purposes. The tools used for digital surveillance can range from software that analyzes online behavior to cameras equipped with facial recognition technology. While it can enhance security and improve services, digital surveillance raises concerns about privacy and the potential misuse of personal information. Balancing security needs with individual rights is an ongoing debate in society.