Over 70% of Chinese citizens worry about data leaks through facial recognition
While nearly 40% of Chinese people said they prefer not to use facial recognition in their daily lives.
While nearly 40% of Chinese people said they prefer not to use facial recognition in their daily lives.
Samsung acknowledged the security flaw last week.
A clause in the Zao app's user agreement allowed developers to retain images of users and sell them to third parties.
Two former Zhilian employees reportedly assisted in leaking the resumes.
The world’s largest consumer drone maker also rebutted security concerns on its products, saying it does not collect customer data or send it back to China.
The reported ban on Hikvision comes at a time when US is restricting technology exports to several leading Chinese technology companies, including Huawei.
WeChat's is purging undesirable content on its platform to maintain a 'healthy' reading environment as required by the government.
The Chinese government is further tightening its grip on the internet by suspending a number of news apps that were said to be competing for users with 'vulgar' content.
Only those who have their real name and identification information registered will be able to comment on Chinese internet platforms from October.
The new regulation also stirred worries among enterprises as it vaguely required key personal information and important business data to be stored within its territory.