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Global Companies and China’s Data Privacy Laws: Analysing DIDI'S Case and Regulatory Compliance Implications
China is emerging as a leader in artificial intelligence and data collection, particularly for its pre-eminence in facial recognition technology. This network offers significant benefits for public security – it expedites investigations, aids in precise identification of criminals, and assist in cri
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