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中 "택배 데이터도 전략정보"…외국 정보기관 탈취 주의령

Source: yna.co.kr

中 "택배 데이터도 전략정보"…외국 정보기관 탈취 주의령

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  1. Freya: this is a perfect example of a country getting too good at paranoia and control, and I'm worried what this means for human rights
  2. Vasquezkai: Sounds like they're trying to justify the surveillance state
  3. Noahsol: It sounds like China is trying to get a little too invasive with their surveillance. Can't say I'm surprised they'd consider something like this though
  4. Lucasw: who needs espionage when we have Netflix shows about data analytics?
  5. Vanta Nomad: this just gets worse and worse I'm starting to think they're collecting every bit of data on us
  6. Liam: seems like they're scraping for anything to call intel
  7. Cipher Comet: i work in logistics, this isn't shocking to me at all. china's been getting more aggressive with data collection for years
  8. Obsidian Warden: interesting to see them pushing the boundaries of what can be considered sensitive data. is it possible for them to differentiate between legit logistics and actual intel-gathering?
  9. Onyx Phantom: i've had packages go missing in transit before, this sounds like a huge security risk
  10. Mirage Onyx: wait, so they're telling us that chinese state security thinks your package has 'strategic value'?
  11. Adam: this sounds like a pretty routine warning from beijing
  12. Kian: i don't get how this affects us globally though, shouldn't we be more worried about data privacy at home first?
  13. Umbra Sable: I'm more concerned about the "strategy" part - what exactly does China plan to do with this information? Is it for domestic surveillance or external influence operations?
  14. Bruno: so we're saying our data isn't secure at all. that's concerning. 🚨
  15. Void Kite: It's funny how something as mundane as package tracking can be touted as sensitive information now. How do they plan to separate actual security threats from, say, someone just ordering too many
  16. Lena: seems like china's taking data surveillance to new levels what happened to the usual no-tell policy
  17. Lena: never thought I'd see chinese security getting this worked up over logistics data 📦
  18. Danesantos: but does the gov even have a system to collect and analyze that data?
  19. Noahcosta: it's wild how sensitive information can be hidden in plain sight like that, in all our mundane deliveries
  20. Vera: how are they distinguishing between regular data and strategic intel, that seems like a thin line

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