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China a step closer to rolling out nationwide social credit system
Citizens with low scores will be "punished" and have less access to public and private services
Published Sun, Mar 4, 2018 · 09:50 PM
Beijing
DU Shan, a trendy marketing director from China who is in her 30s, proudly shows off her credit score on her mobile phone to anyone who is interested to see it - it reads 737, out of a maximum of 900.
The score is produced by e-retail giant turned e-bank, Alibaba, by an application called Sesame or Zhima.
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