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Pushback in China against facial recognition may be emerging, as a state TV special on invasive practices used by two retail chains sparks backlash (Zeyi Yang/Protocol)

January 2, 2023

Zeyi Yang / Protocol:Pushback in China against facial recognition may be emerging, as a state TV special on invasive practices used by two retail chains sparks backlash Hundreds of thousands of surveillance cameras throughout China have been hoovering up facial recognition data without notifying the people attached to the faces.
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