Identifying Implicit Components in Predicting Status of "Electronic Surveillance" in 20 years of Iran Information Society

The present article is the result of a study aimed at discovering the unknown elements in predicting the status of "electronic surveillance" in the information society of Iran within the next 20 years, to provide the its agents with a clear image. For this purpose, after deep interviews carried out at 3 stages using Delphi method, 15 experts were consulted. In the first stage, 27 predictions, and in the second phase, 18 predictions were stated. The 18 predictions were given to the Iran Information Society executive team, i.e. "Internet Support Centers Engineers ", in form of 18 questions. In the factor analysis, first in order to examine the factor structure, questions were rotated using main components and Varimax rotation and the results were named. Therefore, 6 main and hidden components were identified: Uncomplicated supervision, cultural supervision, media literacy, expert supervision, vulnerability of freedoms and public resistance.