China Enacts Rules to Protect Privacy with New Facial Recognition Laws | #shorts #news

Actual Information | China Enacts Rules to Protect Privacy with New Facial Recognition Laws | #shorts #news

China has recently created new laws for its facial recognition technology, necessitating the consent of any individuals involved. According to the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), facial recognition technology can only be used when there is an express purpose for it and a considerable need. Moreover, the CAC has put forward that non-biometric identification should be endorsed over facial recognition whenever possible. To further safeguard the privacy of people, the CAC has said that all facial recognition systems should comply with the Personal Information Security Specification, which was issued by the CAC in 2018. This document outlines the standards for processing and using personal information, including facial information. It also states that facial recognition systems should not collect unnecessary personal information and should be regularly assessed for safety and security.

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