In yet another crackdown on Internet users, the Chinese government has decreed that ALL CYBERCAFE USERS ARE TO BE PHOTOGRAPHED each time they walk into a cybercafe. by mid-December, all Internet cafes in Beijing will be required to install cameras and snap a picture of every user. In addition, ID cards will continue to be scanned before customers can use the computers.
Original post by Mike
Related posts:
- Distro Issue 25: Ultrabook overload, Snap Analysis and Gina Trapani Distro is 25… weeks old, today! And to celebrate we’re...
- US Cellular Q2 results bring higher revenue, despite small customer loss With the upcoming introduction of its LTE network and vast...
- Sprint joins Verizon atop customer satisfaction survey Sprint is on a bit of a roll recently. Sure,...
- Hackers attempt to access AT&T customer records, prompts millions to Rethink Passwords See that door above? Well, a few fellas who know...
- HTC Salsa ditches its Facebook button for Weibo in China When is a “Facebook phone” not a Facebook phone? When...
Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
