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Our new research shows, for the first time, that Xinjiang police are using illegally gathered information about people’s completely lawful behavior – and using it against them. We reverse engineered the app, and it's just shocking what we found.
The scope of behaviors this mass surveillance system targets are vast - and bizarre...pic.twitter.com/Y2IlwSKima
We've made a detailed interactive to take you through this Chinese surveillance app. Have a look at the dystopian future that is today: https://www.hrw.org/video-photos/interactive/2019/05/02/china-how-mass-surveillance-works-xinjiang …pic.twitter.com/MVUzxxNLGT
“This is not just about Xinjiang or even China, it’s about the world beyond and whether we human beings can continue to have freedom in a world of connected devices.
It’s a wake up call, not just about China but about every one of us.”
~ @wang_maya
https://wapo.st/2JafiQU pic.twitter.com/HiywpxxYuz
If free countries and free citizens of china don't stop it it will be use on Then in The future
Maybe vast but your example is not bizzare, not in jurisdictions where cannabis is illegal anyway
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