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Big Brother and China’s surveillance state are blurring the lines between privacy and profiling when it comes to facial recognition technology. In a country where the debate on government policy is often stifled, academics have voiced concerns over the level of high-tech “tracking” in nearly every aspect of life. Lao Dongyan, a law professor from […]
