Hong Kong Considers Ride-Hailing Data Storage for National Security
Hong Kong is exploring secure storage of ride-hailing data for national security purposes, while also rebuking a Washington Post editorial regarding national security updates as 'groundless allegations'.
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Hong Kong eyes secure storage of ride-hailing data for national security
Hong Kong transport authorities will “actively explore” the secure storage of ride-hailing data ahead of new regulations for the industry due to take effect in August, as part of efforts to ensure compliance with national security. Secretary for Transport and Logistics Mable Chan on Monday stopped short of revealing whether data about users collected by ride-hailing platforms in Hong Kong would be required to be kept in the city, but stressed the importance of privacy and security. “Our...
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The Hong Kong government and legislature have blasted The Washington Post over “groundless allegations” against the city’s new national security amendments. According to a statement issued late Saturday night, the government ”strongly condemns the wanton slander and groundless allegations made by The Washington Post in its article entitled ‘Hong Kong’s nightmare gets darker’, criticising the […]
By James Lee
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