The technological advancements that have been experienced around the world in the last few decades have changedmany things in the communication arena. The use of technology has extended to social control, with surveillance cameras being used to control anti-social behaviour. Initially, surveillance cameras were intended to control burglary, carjacking and theft as well as assault through their installation in big towns and cities. Today, CCTV (Closed Circuit Television) systems are elaborately being used to stop unacceptable social behaviour in society such as cheating spouses, traffic violations, irresponsible house maidens and public urination. According to McCarron (2010),the use of technology can be a solution to vices such as uncouth behaviour, drug abuse, sexual impropriety and vandalism. He argues that since surveillance systems work around the clock, when they are installed, the general public highly expect that there will be minimal anti-social behaviors as well as criminal activities.