Each organization should be scored across the two core dimensions listed below. Final score = sum of the two component scores.
Surveillance Thoroughness (0–5 points):
This measures how comprehensive the organization’s surveillance methods are.
    * 0 points: Collects only basic, public, or low-resolution data; no access to sensitive or behavioral information.
    * 1–2 points: Captures metadata and movement patterns, but not content or direct behavior.
    * 3–4 points: Accesses content (e.g., messages, audio, browsing) and builds behavioral profiles.
    * 5 points: Enables persistent, multi-modal surveillance (e.g., audio, video, physiological or neural data) with full behavioral modeling.
Undetectability to Citizens (0–5 points):
This measures how difficult it is for the average citizen to notice or evade surveillance.
    * 0 points: Methods are public or obvious; citizens can easily detect or avoid being monitored.
    * 1–2 points: Partially covert, but some tech-savvy users may notice or counteract monitoring.
    * 3–4 points: Highly covert; detection would require advanced expertise or special tools.
    * 5 points: Surveillance is virtually undetectable even by experts; embedded at infrastructure or hardware levels with no visible signs.
