Hong Kong will pass a tough anti - doxxing law that may curb freedom of information
Hong Kong's government has passed a bill which will give the Privacy Commissioner the power to investigate doxxing and block websites without the consent of their users, according to reports from the local broadcaster Xinhua . Why?
Source: globalvoices.orgPublished on 2021-07-21
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