Eyes Everywhere by Eclipsory Publishing House – Book Review

Introduction:

Eyes Everywhere by Eclipsory Publishing House is a book that talks about one of the most important issues of our time – Global Surveillance.
In today’s digital world, every click, every search, every move can be tracked.
Most people think surveillance is limited to cctv cameras or government agencies, but this book shows that the system is far more complex and deep.
Eyes Everywhere is a real, research based exploration of how modern technology, data collection, and corporate systems have built a web of constant monitoring around us.
This book does not try to scare you, it tries to aware you.

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What the book is about?

Eyes Everywhere focuses on the global surveillance network that is grown silently over the past decades.
It explains how data is collected through social media, smartphone, financial transactions, facial recognition, and digital platforms.

• The Book talks about:
– How tech companies collect personal data.
– How governments use digital tracking for security and control.
– How artificial intelligence and algorithms predicts behavior.
– What privacy really means in the digital age.
– How digital surveillance affects democracy and freedom.

It is not only criticize. It explains the system clearly so readers can understand the mechanism behind the screen. This is what makes eyes everywhere important. It helps you see the invisible system that shapes modern life.

What I learned from this book?

One of the best lessons from eyes everywhere is that surveillance is not always open and visible. It is built into our daily routine. When you use a free app, post on social media, or agree to “terms and conditions,” we are often giving away more than we realize.

Another strong lesson is that data is the new power. In modern economy, information about people is more valuable than many traditional resources. This shift changes how business, politics and society function.

I also learned that surveillance is not just about security, it is about influence. Algorithms can shape what we see, what we believe, and what we decide.

Most importantly, the book makes you realize that privacy is not obsolete, but it needs awareness and responsibility to protect.

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Why this book is a wake up call?

Eyes Everywhere is not about fear. It is about awareness.
We live in a time where technology is extraordinary.
It connects us, helps us, and supports progress.
But every advancement has a cost.

• This book encourages readers to ask questions:
– Who owns my data?
– How is my behavior being tracked?
– Am I choosing technology, or technology shaping me?

In a democratic society, aware citizens are essential. This book motivates you to be informed, not passive.

Who should read eyes everywhere?

• This book is recommended for:
– Digital users who spend time in social media.
– Students of technology, politics of digital studies.
– Professionals in cyber security and data
– Anyone concerned about privacy and digital freedom.
– Parents who want to understand the digital environment their children grow up in.

If you believe technology is neutral, this book will give you a deeper perspective.
If you already doubt the system, this book will give you structured clarity.

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About Eclipsory Publishing House

Eclipsory Publishing House is a publishing platform that focuses on contemporary, though provoking non-fiction.
They publish books that deal with modern global, critical thinking and awareness.
Eyes everywhere reflects that missing – it is a book designed to inform, encourage discussion, and promote awareness about technology and power.

Conclusion

Eyes Everywhere is a timely, important and awareness driven book. It does not offer simple solution, but is offers clarity.
In a world where data is currency  and surveillance is everywhere, knowledge is protection.
This book reminds us that technology should surve humanity, not control it. Being informed is the first step toward digital freedom.
If you want to understand the reality behind the screen and take control of your digital awareness, eyes everywhere is a strong place to start.

Get your copy here: Eyes Everywhere by Eclipsory Publishing House

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