The US’ use of Chinese surveillance technology is creating what a professor from Peking University called “a race to become the world’s biggest peeping Tom”. Photo: Alamy The US’ use of Chinese surveillance technology is creating what a professor from Peking University called “a race to become the world’s biggest peeping Tom”. Photo: Alamy
The US’ use of Chinese surveillance technology is creating what a professor from Peking University called “a race to become the world’s biggest peeping Tom”. Photo: Alamy
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Topic |   China science
Stephen Chen
Stephen Chen

Updated: 2:02pm, 3 Feb, 2019

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The US’ use of Chinese surveillance technology is creating what a professor from Peking University called “a race to become the world’s biggest peeping Tom”. Photo: Alamy The US’ use of Chinese surveillance technology is creating what a professor from Peking University called “a race to become the world’s biggest peeping Tom”. Photo: Alamy
The US’ use of Chinese surveillance technology is creating what a professor from Peking University called “a race to become the world’s biggest peeping Tom”. Photo: Alamy
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