Unfortunately not, and this is clearly by intent. Non-visual flows of all kinds of private information about people are also constantly surveilled. A. See above. The only thing people can do is band together and work collectively against what might be called the society of surveillance. The SCP has its wit, but seems indirect.
Surveillance is based upon, demands and reinforces transparency.
The SCP hope to frustrate it by being both willfully opaque and clearly in opposition to the society of surveillance. The audience for our live performances is very varied. At all levels, the SCP are a tremendous success, very well appreciated. The audience for tapes of our performances appears to be very large, judging by the interest The New York Times article on me has generated. Indeed, I am currently in negotiations with a well-known broadcast TV show that programs amateur videos.