英文摘要 |
Recently, the PRC government had implemented a nationwide social credit system for companies and individuals. Unlike the credit reporting systems in the United States, the PRC’s Social Credit System is directly led by the central government and is managed by a united credit reporting system. The PRC’s Social Credit System is not only used as a way to assess the financial credibilities of individuals or companies, but also as a tool for evaluating the PRC’s current social and national governance. Because the PRC’s Social Credit System has handled personal data through the big data analytics, it has been considered as the threat to violate personal privacy rights. In particular, the PRC plans to utilize the credit rating and scores of the Social Credit System as a compulsory measure over the public. Meanwhile, the implementation of the list of untrustworthy executed persons and violation lists have triggered criticism by the human rights organizations. With the maturity of information technology and the substantial increase of the data amounts, it has also brought the worries of infringe on the individual privacy, the misuse of personal data by private companies, or the threat of governmental surveillance over the public. Therefore, this paper will examine the implementation of the PRC’s Social Credit System to analyze the issue of personal data protection under the development of big data analytics. |