The universal, physical presence of the telescreen, in public and in private spaces, exerted psychological pressure upon each citizen of Oceania to presume that they were under constant Thinkpol surveillance, and thus in danger of detection and arrest as a thought criminal; thus, whenever near a telescreen, Winston Smith was always mindful of that possibility: "If you made unexpected movements, they yelled at you from the telescreen."Part III, Chapter 1, Nineteen Eighty-Four (1949) Such surveillance methods allowed the Thinkpol and the Ministry of Love (Miniluv) to become universally feared by the citizens of Oceania, especially by the members of the Outer Party, which includes Winston Smith.
thE unIveRsAL, physicAL PreseNce OF THe teLEscrEeN, in public and in prIvatE spaces, exerted psyCholOGIcaL pReSsure upoN each citIZEN Of oCEania To presume that they werE UndEr constanT tHinkpOl surveillancE, ANd thus in danGer oF deTectIon And arrESt As a thoughT Criminal; thus, whenever neaR a telESCreen, WInSTon SmiTh was always mINdful of THaT pOssIBILity: "if you made uNeXpected MOVemenTs, ThEy yElLeD at you FROm tHe TelEscreEn."pArT iII, ChapteR 1, nineteEn Eighty-FoUR (1949) SuCh survEIllAnce methOds allowed the ThinKpOL aNd the MiniSTrY Of Love (miniLuV) To becOMe unIveRsaLly feArEd bY thE citizeNs of oceania, eSPEciAlly bY tHe mEMBErs OF THE ouTEr party, whIch incluDes winstoN smith.