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  Okay, so I'm gonna be talking about China surveillance system.

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  Okay. Racial official recognition in China.

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  You can withdraw cash, check in airports and pay for

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  food using facial recognition, which is convenient.

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  This isn't hopes of creating a safer, faster and healthier

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  future. Some people say that this could even extend to

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  reading minds and that they plan to use this as

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  a segment or they plan to use this to segment

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  authoritarian rule.

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  They plan to use it s surveillance and monitor 1.4

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  billion of it's citizen citizens and and president in ways

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  they contract everything from emotions to sexuality.

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  The authorities insist it will allow them to him for

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  security for its citizens.

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  And if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing

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  to fear.

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  Authorities are already using this to make in shame citizens

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  even for minor offenses like jaywalking police officers already of

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  glasses that monitor facial recognition.

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  People worry as it develops, so will the capacity for

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  it to be abused.

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  Experts agreed that this is take this technology is growing

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  fast and people fear and may be unfairly used against

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  ethnic groups credits.

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  More people are being tracked everywhere they go to measure

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  how trustworthy people are, and it's called the social credit

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  system. People are school being scored on a scale from

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  3 50 to 9 50 Most people are okay with

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  it, and people say it pressures you to become a

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  good citizen.

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  This is how the government monitors understand and controls its

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  1.4 billion citizens.

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  Good social credits.

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  Credit scores get rewarded with cheaper loans and travel deals.

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  But bad credit scores mean public shame and worse.

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  What people bothered by the lack of privacy being discredited

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  makes it harder for you to find a job and

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  even harder to put your kids in competitive schools.

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  It's mandatory and is with citizens for the rest of

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  your life or their life.

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  You lose points by doing things like jaywalking, littering, and

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  there are posters listing what you can do to lose

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  points. They're even abstract showing who around you is in

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  debt, which is embarrassing, and people say that this does

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  cross the line.

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  The reason that this isn't places, because is because China

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  lacked trust.

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  So the Communist Party called for system toe allow the

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  trustworthy to do good.

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  While it made harder, Roman made it harder for the

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  discredited to take a single step.

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  Quote here.

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  The obvious about things that come with this system so

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  this system can ban you from flying or getting on

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  the train.

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  It can mess with your Internet speeds band you or

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  your Children from getting to the best schools.

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  It can stop you from getting the best jobs and

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  keep you out of the best hotels.

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  This can also get your puts taken away, and you

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  can also be probably named as a bad citizen.

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  I think this is not that good for the society,

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  since you have absolutely zero privacy, privacy and things like

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  this can lead of people doing worse things with your

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  information and your daily and what you do with your

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  daily life.

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  You're just being constantly watched and life becomes scary rather

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  than comfortable.

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  I also wanted to add that the United States is

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  trying to use facial recognition as well, and that states

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  like Texas, Florida and Illinois are allowed.

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  Sees facial recognition technology through D.

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  M V databases of driver's license.

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  And but I wanted to mention that China is the

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  leading are they lead in using this technology?

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  So yeah,