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People will become better protected against the wrongful use of small cameras.
The main verb of the sentence "become" is a linking verb.
Normally, there are two possible complements 補語 (subjective) after the linking verb, namely
(1) predicative nominal / predicate nominative (謂詞名詞); and
(2) predicative adjective 謂詞形容詞
The above sentence belongs to (2), as "protected against ..." is participle phrase acting as adjective to modify the subject "people". And, "become protected" is an equivalent to the passive voice of "start to be protected".
"better" is the comparative of the adverb "well" (adverb of manner), modifying the verbal "protected".
become well protected = 受到很好的保護
become better protected = 受到更好的保護
Adverbs of manner are usually placed after the main verb. It is possible to place the adverb before the verb to place emphasis on the adverb if the verb is transitive.
But some adverbs, such as well, badly, hard, fast, are always placed after the verb. Never will they be placed between the auxiliary verb and the main verb.
examples:
He plays well. He will play well. He has played well. (after action verb "play")
He is protected well. He will be protected well. (not after aux, verb-to-be) passive of "Someone protects him well."
He becomes well protected. He will become well protected. (after linking verb "become" as "protect" is not the main verb)
Therefore, "better" cannot be placed at the end of the sentence according to the rule of adverb positions.
(Note: if "protect" is the main verb in active voice, then it is correct to say: The education campaign protects people against the wrongful use of small cameras better nowadays.)