English, 01.11.2019 01:31 micvar9646

What is a ""telescreen""? how is it different from the televisions we know? is it possible to make a television that could see and hear everything in the room? could such a device be used for discovering criminals and terrorists? could it be used for political control? would it be a good idea to install such a device in every household?

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