The government will trade your personal data?

The video discusses the Vietnamese government's ambitious project of electronic identification and its potential impact on personal data privacy. It suggests that the government, through the Ministry of Public Security, might extensively collect personal data, potentially exploiting it for commercial purposes. The video illustrates scenarios where personal details, like shopping habits, children's academic performance, and health conditions, could be used by companies to target individuals with specific services. It raises concerns about the government's expanding electronic identification system, which could lead to extensive data collection, including sensitive information, without individuals' knowledge. The video compares this situation with India's identification project, highlighting the potential risks of privacy violation and unauthorized data access. It also questions the government's intentions and the lack of decentralized data control, emphasizing the need for data privacy and security in the digital age.
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