May 282020
May 28, 2020
Laws, Non-U.S., Surveillance
Chris Burt reports:
Concerns about the impact of facial recognition and other biometrics on the privacy of Chinese citizens may soon find their way into the country’s laws. A legal framework for privacy rights and protecting personal information is included in a provision being considered for inclusion in China’s draft civil code, according to state-owned television network CCTV.com.
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