Do you change the way you behave when you know that you're being watched? Does it matter whether you're actually being watched, or is it enough to suspect that someone might be watching you? Simple tasks become more difficult. Your choices more complex, and self-conscious. Given a premise of scrutiny, not only your behavior, but your perception of the act of observing others is also modified. This work employs a server accessed by several people to simulate a crowded environment. Each action is within each other's periphery of vision. The Net is such a crowded place, and issues of privacy in networks are called into consideration. On this page, the user can observe the others observing "on the Web." They can also be observed in the act of observing them.