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US electric vehicle maker Tesla on Tuesday said it has set up a data center in China to store local user information as it ramps up efforts to alleviate concerns regarding privacy and customer data collection.
Chinese EV maker Xpeng announced on Tuesday that it has obtained the ISO 27001 (Information Security Management System) and ISO 27701 (Privacy Protection Management System) certifications.
Recently, Xpeng Motors was fined 100,000 yuan ($15,717) for using camera equipment with face recognition functionality to collect 431,623 face photos without the consent of users.
China is moving closer to enforcing a new law that would crack down on the invasive practices of the country’s most powerful tech giants, as the draft of the Personal Information Protection Law has been submitted on Monday.
On July 11, WPS, an office software suite owned by Kingsoft, was the target of rumors and speculation about the company's honesty after it was suggested that the company had deleted user files stored on the company's cloud and users’ local devices.
Tesla told Chinese consumers that cameras installed in its cars aren’t activated outside of North America, in response to privacy concerns about sensitive data being collected by in-cabin cameras and shared with the US automaker.
Following media reports on Chinese technology companies attempting to bypass Apple’s new privacy policy in its latest 14.5 system update, Apple warns companies like Baidu, ByteDance and Tencent not to violate the latest changes on user privacy.
On Tuesday, Ant Group released its 2021 Annual Report on Consumer Rights Protection. The report indicates that, in 2021, Ant Group launched more than 30 measures in six different aspects to effectively protect consumers' rights.
In truth, even though Zoom’s current security debacle is unsettling to some degree, its outcomes are mostly positive.