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The $2 Hack Used By Chinese Workers To Outsmart Facial Recognition And Skip Work
Employees at a neighbourhood committee office in China were exposed for using printed face masks to trick a facial recognition attendance system, allowing colleagues to skip work.
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COVID-19: Apple Sends Care Packages to Its Employees in China
Apple has sent gift packages that include an iPad, face masks, hand sanitiser, and more, to its employees stranded in Wenzhou and Hubei due to the coronavirus.
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Far From Coronavirus Epicentre, China Puts Another City Under Lockdown
China imposed a lockdown Sunday on a major city far from the epicentre of a coronavirus epidemic, as its death toll from the disease soared to 304 and the first fatality outside the country was reported in the Philippines.
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Chinese Ride-Sharing Giant's Driver Allegedly Rapes, Kills Woman
A ride-sharing passenger in the eastern Chinese city of Wenzhou was raped and killed, allegedly by a driver for the country's largest ride-hailing firm, local police said on Saturday, the latest violent crime to fuel safety concerns about the service.
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China's Most-Wanted Corruption Suspect Surrenders After 13 Years Abroad
China's most-wanted corruption suspect returned to China from the United States on Wednesday after turning herself in, a major victory for the ruling Communist Party's overseas hunt for fugitive officials.
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China Jails TV Hacker for 12 Years Over Anti-Government Broadcast
An engineer who hacked into a Chinese cable television system has been jailed for 12 years, state media reported, after he broadcast denunciations of the ruling Communist party -- including showing the Tiananmen Square "Tank Man" image.
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Chinese Police Arrest 2 'Violent Terrorists' in Coastal City
Chinese authorities in the eastern coastal city of Wenzhou have arrested two "violent terrorists", state media reported today, and accused them of being part of a criminal gang in the city.
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Ex-official Accused of Graft Fears No Fair Trial in China: US Lawyer
A lawyer representing a former senior Chinese official under investigation for corruption and now seeking asylum in the United States said his client is concerned she would not get a fair trial in China.
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'China's Jerusalem' Targets Party Members of Faith
The city known as China's centre of Christianity, Wenzhou, has launched a crackdown on Communist Party members with religious beliefs, the local government said, following tighter regulation of church buildings.
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China City Bans Christmas In Schools, Warns Over 'Western' Culture
A Chinese city has banned schools from holding Christmas events, state media reported on Thursday, highlighting official suspicions about the increasingly popular festival because of its foreign origins.
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The $2 Hack Used By Chinese Workers To Outsmart Facial Recognition And Skip Work
Employees at a neighbourhood committee office in China were exposed for using printed face masks to trick a facial recognition attendance system, allowing colleagues to skip work.
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COVID-19: Apple Sends Care Packages to Its Employees in China
Apple has sent gift packages that include an iPad, face masks, hand sanitiser, and more, to its employees stranded in Wenzhou and Hubei due to the coronavirus.
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Far From Coronavirus Epicentre, China Puts Another City Under Lockdown
China imposed a lockdown Sunday on a major city far from the epicentre of a coronavirus epidemic, as its death toll from the disease soared to 304 and the first fatality outside the country was reported in the Philippines.
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Chinese Ride-Sharing Giant's Driver Allegedly Rapes, Kills Woman
A ride-sharing passenger in the eastern Chinese city of Wenzhou was raped and killed, allegedly by a driver for the country's largest ride-hailing firm, local police said on Saturday, the latest violent crime to fuel safety concerns about the service.
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China's Most-Wanted Corruption Suspect Surrenders After 13 Years Abroad
China's most-wanted corruption suspect returned to China from the United States on Wednesday after turning herself in, a major victory for the ruling Communist Party's overseas hunt for fugitive officials.
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China Jails TV Hacker for 12 Years Over Anti-Government Broadcast
An engineer who hacked into a Chinese cable television system has been jailed for 12 years, state media reported, after he broadcast denunciations of the ruling Communist party -- including showing the Tiananmen Square "Tank Man" image.
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Chinese Police Arrest 2 'Violent Terrorists' in Coastal City
Chinese authorities in the eastern coastal city of Wenzhou have arrested two "violent terrorists", state media reported today, and accused them of being part of a criminal gang in the city.
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Ex-official Accused of Graft Fears No Fair Trial in China: US Lawyer
A lawyer representing a former senior Chinese official under investigation for corruption and now seeking asylum in the United States said his client is concerned she would not get a fair trial in China.
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'China's Jerusalem' Targets Party Members of Faith
The city known as China's centre of Christianity, Wenzhou, has launched a crackdown on Communist Party members with religious beliefs, the local government said, following tighter regulation of church buildings.
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China City Bans Christmas In Schools, Warns Over 'Western' Culture
A Chinese city has banned schools from holding Christmas events, state media reported on Thursday, highlighting official suspicions about the increasingly popular festival because of its foreign origins.
