AliExpress: While most tech companies have a tool that allows them to fulfil requests for downloading user information, some ...

Austrian privacy advocacy group noyb has filed complaints against Chinese tech giants AliExpress, TikTok, and WeChat, accusing them of violating European Union data privacy laws. According to noyb, ...

A sweeping sexual privacy scandal has triggered national outrage and exposed critical gaps in China's legal and digital frameworks. Known online as 'Sister Hong,' a man from Nanjing allegedly lured ...

China has officially launched internet identification requirements that rights groups have warned will further curtail online ...

People have nicknamed the security system that monitors and controls internet traffic entering and leaving China "The Great ...

Beijing is moving to crack down on the use of facial recognition by private companies, while preparing to roll out its ...

Meanwhile, artificial intelligence systems are expanding the ways Internet of Things data can affect the privacy of other people by automating the process of training IoT systems.

Such overbroad provisions are inconsistent with international human rights protections. Current Chinese national laws do not meet privacy requirements provided for in international human rights law.

In 2014, Meta was reportedly working on a “Facebook for China” that would be heavily censored and give user data access to the Chinese government.

Yet American privacy experts still don't know what happens to the data once it is stored on servers in China, where DeepSeek would be subject to national security laws that would force the company ...

They should release drafts for public comment, as required by law and as China’s State Internet Information Office did for its draft scope of necessary personal information for mobile applications.