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DNA, iris scans and voice prints are being collected indiscriminately from people with no known connection to crime. In the city of Zhongshan, the police wanted devices to record audio in public from 300 to 600 feet around cameras and analyze voice prints.https://t.co/lxujONGqbI https://t.co/xxhJrGB3vC — PolitiTweet.org

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China is using phone trackers to link people’s digital lives to their physical movements. In one case, the documents revealed that the police from a county in Guangdong bought trackers in hopes of detecting a Uyghur-to-Chinese dictionary app on phones. https://t.co/lxujONGqbI https://t.co/5fo6H309jq — PolitiTweet.org

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Our analysis shows at least 25 of 31 provinces and regions in mainland China are building large databases of male DNA. Many countries limit DNA collection to criminals and suspects, but China stands out in its focus on building ever-larger databases despite privacy concerns. — PolitiTweet.org

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