Source: Tech – South China Morning PostChina’s southern tech hub Shenzhen is discussing a law to regulate the scope of surveillance camera installations in public areas and the management of captured footage, making it the first region to address the issue in a country where facial recognition-enabled cameras are widely used.Surveillance cameras in areas such as hotel rooms, hospital wards, dormitories, public bathrooms, and fitting rooms will be banned when the law passes, according to the latest draft of the law released for…Read More