The technology in Orwell's 1984 is the means by which the party keeps tabs on the subjects of Oceana throughout all aspects of their existence. The technology the party employs is tele-screens and microphones to monitor members of the party nearly every minute of their day. The use of the technology is used first to indoctrinate members to the parties way of thinking, to eliminate any thought of self and introduce the need of the party over the individual. Most importantly for the members is to let them know they are being watched. Next with the use of microphones to spy on party members to find out who is loyal and who may not be. The one that is employed extensively today is watching the production output of the worker, favorable output makes
