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Angry bank customers who traveled to a city in central China to retrieve their savings from troubled rural banks have been stopped by a health app on their cellphone.

Incidents where a COVID-19 tracking app was allegedly used to control the movement of healthy citizens have sparked a national privacy debate in China.

Angry bank customers who traveled to a city in central China to retrieve their savings from troubled rural banks have been stopped by a health app on their cellphone. Chinese residents are required to have the health app, which displays a code indicating their health status, including possible exposure to COVID-19. A green code is…

Angry bank customers who travelled to a city in central China to retrieve their savings from troubled rural banks have been stopped by a health app on their mobile p...

TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — Angry bank customers who traveled to a city in central China...

Angry bank customers were travelling to a central China city to try and retrieve their savings from troubled rural banks when they were stopped in their tracks

While local authorities haven’t given a concrete response yet, legal experts say the use of health codes for more than pandemic control is illegal.

Unable to unfreeze deposits, Zhengzhou freezes depositors with red health codes.

Unable to unfreeze deposits, Zhengzhou freezes depositors with red health codes.

Millions of Chinese bank customers have not been able to access their deposits for more than a month. ...