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CN: Ziroom employee in data theft trial

Posted on February 21, 2019 by Dissent

Here’s a news report that I really wish wasn’t behind a paywall, as I haven’t seen other coverage of this case elsewhere — at least I haven’t found any yet. Tom Marling reports:

Embattled Chinese rental property provider Ziroom is facing yet another public controversy. A former employee of the Beijing-based platform went on trial at the Tongzhou District Court on February 20, for illegally obtaining personal data of users. The trial is ongoing. In total, over 800,000 entries of personal information were discovered on a laptop, iPhone, and USB drive seized by authorities.

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