

Opinion
SCMP Columnist
China Briefing by Wang Xiangwei
China has a privacy problem. New data laws could help curb the worst abuses – but not all of them
- From pinhole cameras in hotel rooms to undeclared facial recognition cameras in shops, there is a thriving industry in China that makes money from blatant invasions of privacy
- A draft Personal Information Protection Law and other legislation should help combat the problem – but don’t expect it to trump national security or business interests
Wang Xiangwei
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Updated: 10:16am, 10 Apr, 2021
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