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根據紐約時報報道，在遭到輿論壓力而取消之前，東莞市一座強制市民上公廁用廁紙時要先經過人臉識別。報道未有提及當時急住抺屎的市民，有否被強制每用一格廁紙「擦臉」一次。
“Starting in late 2020, several Chinese cities began banning neighborhood committees from forcing residents to undergo biometric monitoring to enter their compounds. Around the same time, toilet paper dispensers using facial recognition were removed from public bathrooms in the southern Chinese city of Dongguan following public outrage.”
NYT
根據紐約時報報道，在遭到輿論壓力而取消之前，東莞市一座強制市民上公廁用廁紙時要先經過人臉識別。報道未有提及當時急住抺屎的市民，有否被強制每用一格廁紙「擦臉」一次。
“Starting in late 2020, several Chinese cities began banning neighborhood committees from forcing residents to undergo biometric monitoring to enter their compounds. Around the same time, toilet paper dispensers using facial recognition were removed from public bathrooms in the southern Chinese city of Dongguan following public outrage.”
NYT
NY Times
China’s Surveillance State Hits Rare Resistance From Its Own Subjects
Beijing’s swift move to censor news about one of the largest known data breaches shows keen awareness of how major security lapses can harm its credibility.
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#PoliceState 根據紐約時報報道，在遭到輿論壓力而取消之前，東莞市一座強制市民上公廁用廁紙時要先經過人臉識別。報道未有提及當時急住抺屎的市民，有否被強制每用一格廁紙「擦臉」一次。 “Starting in late 2020, several Chinese cities began banning neighborhood committees from forcing residents to undergo biometric monitoring to enter their compounds.…
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根據人民网微博博文，該措施是東莞市 “方便了大家免费取用厕纸”。如此看來，有關當局可說得上是 “急市民所急了”。
根據人民网微博博文，該措施是東莞市 “方便了大家免费取用厕纸”。如此看來，有關當局可說得上是 “急市民所急了”。