Which term describes a subject recognizing the surveillant observing them?

Which term describes a subject recognizing the surveillant observing them?

• A. Surveillant
• B. Overt
• C. Eyeball
• D. Burned or made

Answer: (D)

Recognizing the surveillant observing them is about the subject becoming aware that someone is watching. In surveillance slang, that moment is described as being burned or made. It signals that the observer has been identified by the subject, which can force changes in how the surveillance proceeds. The observer term describes who is watching, not the moment of being noticed; overt describes how visible the surveillance is in general; eyeball is casual slang for looking, not the detection event. So the best fit is the term that means the observer has been identified by the subject: burned or made.

Recognizing the surveillant observing them is about the subject becoming aware that someone is watching. In surveillance slang, that moment is described as being burned or made. It signals that the observer has been identified by the subject, which can force changes in how the surveillance proceeds. The observer term describes who is watching, not the moment of being noticed; overt describes how visible the surveillance is in general; eyeball is casual slang for looking, not the detection event. So the best fit is the term that means the observer has been identified by the subject: burned or made.