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[Harry Potter] How exposed is the wizarding world today?

The core story of Harry Potter took place during the 90s, when the internet was in it’s infancy and the only cameras we all had readily available, were actual cameras. Since then; there are ultra high-def CCTVs on every corner of every city, and with everyone now having cameras readily available and personal drones flying around recording absolutely everything, what advances have the wizarding world taken to continue to protect it’s secrets from muggle eyes?
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In 1996 the Ministry of Magic determined that modern CCTV usage in most larger cities in the UK was going to be a problem, and obliviators were already starting to be overworked.  After hearing about the issue, Auror Harry Potter came up with a rather radical solution.

The Ministry commissioned a work of "fiction" based on real events, and arranged to have it published as a series of seven books.  It was released in mid-1997, and each book carried a charm which made it into a best-selling series among muggles worldwide.  It was made into a series of movies, and they've even built theme parks around it.

Today, any time a wizard is caught on CCTV, the muggles simply attribute it to Harry Potter fans.  It doesn't even make the news.  This frees the obliviators to deal with more difficult situations, such as last year's...  well, never mind.

Some members of the wizarding community, particularly the Malfoy family, criticize Auror Potter for choosing to have the books released using his real name, but the majority support his decision.