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Zhang Beihai official | The Internet does not trust the online certificate and network number, history remembers the Henan red code

Archive No.No. 14357
Source authorZhang Beihai official
Archived date2024-08-11
StatusOriginal deleted

On August 10th, Bilibili UP host “Zhang Bei Hai official” released a video titled “The Internet Doesn’t Trust Online Certificates and Network Numbers, History Remembers Henan Red Code.” The UP host stated in the video that they couldn’t trust the method to protect their personal privacy, and cited the incident of Henan bank depositors being assigned red codes during the pandemic, indicating that the public’s fear of public power’s wrongdoing often outweighs the fear of personal privacy leakage. The video sparked a strong reaction within the firewall. As of now, the video has been taken down, and the blogger has stated that they have been banned from speaking.

The Henan Red Code incident was a widely关注d event that occurred in China in 2022. At the time, some local governments in Henan Province used the health code system during the pandemic to turn the health codes of some people red in order to restrict their movement. This behavior was considered an abuse of the health code system, leading to widespread dissatisfaction and criticism from society.

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