How should owners protect their rights when the community forces residents to use face recognition?

Residential owners should report to the property management departments, such as street offices and other departments, and ask the property to implement the owner access method that does not agree to use face recognition.

It is illegal for property owners to upload face recognition information, identity document information and real estate license information by force. The property should stop this kind of compulsory behavior, solve the owner's concerns about information security, collect the owner's opinions, and take appropriate measures, such as swiping access cards, keys, passwords and other ways to manage the access security of the community.

The property said it was to prevent dangerous people from entering the community. This is a cover, it doesn't hold water. Compared with the danger of outsiders entering, the reality is that once the owner's private information is leaked, the huge loss is difficult to recover, because no matter what means are taken later, it is difficult to clean up the leaked information, leaving criminals with no opportunity. At that time, the owners will always face the risk of infringement of their rights.

In this Internet of Things era, the importance of information security is self-evident. We can't take this opportunity to undermine the good intentions of protecting the safety of car owners, but we will take the initiative to disclose the private information of car owners in this way. It is not known whether the development company of face recognition system has confidentiality qualification and can bear the risk of information leakage. Such a hasty decision can not help but make people think more. Is the property owner trying to save manpower and improve the cumbersome travel, or is it for profit? In other words, in order to realize it in time, face recognition technology manufacturers promote this kind of equipment with great security risks and imperfect functions. If so, then this is a shameful practice, and they still have to bear the responsibility.

Obviously, the application of face recognition system in access control is very risky, and there is no good supervision and crackdown measures for information leakage. If left unchecked, it may have serious consequences.

In my opinion, as the owner, we should actively safeguard rights, protect personal privacy from infringement, negotiate with the property department to solve the problem, eliminate the hidden danger of face recognition access, and adopt other ways to access.