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The total number of cameras across the city is expected to reach 66,500 by 2031.

The bitcoins were surrendered to Seoul’s Gangnam Police during an investigation in November 2021.

Coupang identified a former employee as the suspect and said the individual confessed to accessing customer data.

We look at how Hodlnaut, a rising crypto lender, ended up fighting for its survival in a Singapore courtroom.

China’s police are about to start cracking down on live streaming platforms and any users who are using them to violate the law.

In dozens of cities, Alipay users can now pay traffic fines instantly via their phones, saving them a major hassle and freeing up government resources at the same time.

In this season of digital giving, be careful you don’t get got.

As is often the case, this is a year that saw China’s internet scene get more restrictive.

On China’s web, reports and photos are spreading of an Uber and Didi driver protest sparked by the violent arrest of a fellow driver.

On Tuesday, Chinese state media service Xinhua reported something interesting: soon, China will station police officers in the offices of some of China’s biggest internet companies. But what will that mean?