The CCP SOCIAL CREDIT SYSTEM Can Deny Citizens Access to Schools, Transportation, Hotels and Jobs

The X post highlights China's Social Credit System, which restricts blacklisted individuals from jobs, loans, hotels, and top schools for their children, using a network of facial recognition cameras called Skynet, with China hosting half the world's total such cameras as of 2019 (South China Morning Post).

Skynet, paired with the Social Credit System, enforces compliance by publicly shaming blacklisted individuals—displaying their details on public screens and transport systems—while also limiting their social and economic opportunities, a practice criticized for its potential to abuse power (Human Rights Watch, 2020).

Contrary to popular belief, China's Social Credit System doesn't use a centralized algorithm to score all citizens but relies on a low-tech infrastructure that aggregates data on financial and regulatory compliance, primarily targeting companies, though it increasingly affects individuals (MIT Technology Review, 2024). -- grok3 SOURCE : https://x.com/songpinganq/status/1657902351339118592