Guangdong police have detained more than 21,000 individuals involved in data theft and seized more than 730 million pieces of stolen personal data during special campaigns in the previous year. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn] Police across Guangdong province have promised to continue to strengthen their great efforts in the fight against personal data theft this year. Li Zhengxiang, director of the internet police force, said the personal data theft is a serious offense in the mainland that poses a threat to local residents when the information is used to commit crimes. And police in Guangdong should spare no efforts in cracking down on such crimes to help ensure a good and sound internet space for online users, Li told a news conference in the Guangdong provincial capital on Tuesday. Li made his remarks after police in the southern province, one of the country's economic powerhouses, had detained more than 21,000 individuals suspected of stealing personal data in the previous year. Police fought more than 5,000 cases involving online theft and illegal sales of personal data in special campaigns code-named Operation Anwang, or Safe Internet, in 2018. Meanwhile more than 730 million pieces of stolen personal data were seized during the campaigns, he added. He urged enterprises that collect large amounts of personal data, including property management companies, telephone service providers, banks and some intermediary agencies and brokerage firms, to introduce concrete and effective measures to protect the personal information of clients, while recommending that residents should further raise awareness to protect their personal data and privacy. rubber band braceletsmontre tommy hilfiger homme bracelet siliconeplain black silicone wristbandsrubber bracelets custom cheapsilicone wrist bands
SEOUL - The Republic of Korea (ROK) and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) reached an agreement on protocol, security and media coverage for the third inter-Korean summit later this week, the Blue House of the ROK said Monday.Kwun Hyuk-ki, director of Chunchugwan, the Blue House press center, told a press briefing that the two sides finally agreed the issues after holding three rounds of working-level dialogues.The third talks of working-level officials from the two Koreas were held for three and a half hours earlier in the day at the border village of Panmunjom ahead of the summit scheduled for Friday at the border village.Kwun said ROK President Moon Jae-in and top DPRK leader Kim Jong-un will make a historic first encounter early Friday, before holding a summit meeting and a welcome banquet respectively.The two sides agreed to exchange the list of entourages who will accompany the two leaders to Panmunjom at an earliest possible date, Kwun said.The DPRK allowed ROK journalists to live broadcast the summit meeting from Panmungak, a DPRK building located across a narrow road from pavilions that sit in the middle of Panmunjom and straddle the two Koreas.The DPRK leader was forecast to cross the military demarcation line (MDL), marked only by a low concrete slab on a narrow aisle between the pavilions, on foot. Kim is expected to be greeted by Moon right in front of the cement slab.Meanwhile, the ROK side planned to rehearse the summit schedules at Panmunjom Tuesday. The following day, a joint rehearsal of the two sides will be held, the Chunchugwan director said.A DPRK advance team will stay in the ROK side of Panmunjom from Wednesday.
