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It happened recently in a community in shishi city, Quanzhou, Fujian. The property of this community requires foreigners to show their health code and take their temperature when entering the community. They also need to scan the code and log in to the application of the property, then take photos and register their personal names, ID numbers and mobile phone numbers. This practice is unreasonable.

First of all, it is understandable that the community requires foreigners to show their health codes and take their temperature. Only when there is nothing unusual can they enter the community. That's understandable. Foreigners can understand that it is troublesome to prevent and control the epidemic. After the inspection, they will feel at ease and consciously abide by the epidemic prevention regulations. Everyone is responsible. However, the community requires foreigners to scan the APP, register personal information, such as personal name, ID number and mobile phone number, and take photos. These are extremely important personal information. What do you want to do when the property collects such information? If there is a leak, how much harm will it bring to the parties!

Secondly, the property requires the registration of personal information, including personal photos, personal names, ID numbers and mobile phone numbers. This kind of behavior is suspected of infringing on personal privacy, and there is a great risk of information leakage at the venue. Whether the property has the right to ask outsiders to do this, whether it illegally collects personal information, whether this behavior is suspected of infringing on the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, whether the personal information of these inspected people is leaked without protection, and whether it will have a negative impact on the parties. ?

Finally, is it difficult for this property to promote its own APP? Obviously, the property uses its position to promote its own APP, and outsiders have to provide information to enter the community. A loophole? Is it legal for them to register their own apps?