HK privacy watchdog probes estate's facial recognition entry plan

Hong Kong's privacy commissioner launched a compliance check on a private estate's plan to use facial recognition for entry, following resident concerns. The check targets Laguna City in Lam Tin, an 8,000-household estate. This marks regulatory scrutiny of biometric surveillance in private housing, potentially setting precedent for data privacy enforcement.

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