It is reported that the scope of personal information stipulated in the Personal Information Protection Law is greater than privacy. Personal mobile phone number, home address, medical records, professional status, etc. Although not private, they are all within the protection scope of this law. Zhou Hanhua, head of the regulatory research group and a researcher at the Institute of Law of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said: "Personal information can be simply divided into general personal information and sensitive personal information. If someone is an AIDS patient, this is sensitive information, and once leaked, it will have a great adverse impact on individuals. The law will increase the protection of such sensitive personal information. " For example, if you submit your resume to the recruitment company, the other party is obliged to keep this personal information. If the other party lets others know this information, whether it is intentional or negligent, the other party is illegal.
Zhou Hanhua said that according to the existing laws in China, infringement of others' reputation can only bear civil liability. However, once the personal information protection law is officially promulgated, there are three ways to infringe others' information: civil liability, administrative liability and criminal liability. School cameras must be audited.
The protection of personal information is not only the protection afterwards, but also the intervention beforehand. According to reports, after the promulgation of the law, China will set up a special agency to review the subject, purpose and collection means of collecting and processing personal information, and standardize this behavior from the source. For example, some schools install CCTV monitoring equipment in the name of preventing cheating in exams and strengthening school management, so that students' every move is under their supervision. In the future, if the school requires the installation of cameras, it needs to be reported for use, etc., and can only be installed after review.
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Personal information may be leaked like this.
1. Consumers often fill in detailed personal information when buying a car, buying a house, buying insurance and handling various membership cards, discount cards and bank cards. This information is sometimes stolen.
2. Consumers will leave personal information when they receive various exhibition tickets or apply for exhibition cards, and job seekers will participate in various on-site job fairs.
3. Personal information filled in when applying for online login email, registering to enter chat rooms and game halls may be leaked.
I filled in the detailed personal information when I accepted the questionnaire survey in the street.