Private Chinese New Year's Eve school registration to fill in ID number and address? netizens questioned but were "kicked out of the group"
Recently, a private educational institution in Zhenjiang called "Zhenjiang Chinese New Year's Eve School" caused an uproar because it required its registration to fill in sensitive personal information. One netizen publicly questioned the practice on social media, only to be treated unexpectedly.
In this WeChat group called "Zhenjiang Chinese New Year's Eve School Group 2", netizens "Sang Mo" and others began to question the practice of filling in personal information such as real name, mobile phone number, ID number, and home address for registration. However, their doubts were not accepted and they were kicked out of the group chat.
"Sang Mo" then made his experience public on social platforms, which attracted widespread attention. She pointed out that the original intention of enrolling in evening classes was to study, not to exchange personal information as a resource. The move struck a chord with other netizens, who expressed their dissatisfaction with the excessive collection of personal information.
With the fermentation of public opinion, the practice of this night school has been questioned by more people. Some netizens even found that the night school claimed to be guided by the cultural and tourism department, but the relevant departments denied cooperation with the agency.
In response to this matter, legal experts also expressed their own views. They said that the collection of personal information should be strictly limited to what is necessary and should not be excessively collected. In addition, the collection of sensitive personal information should be subject to the explicit consent of the person concerned.
This incident has caused people to think deeply about the security of personal information. In the information age, the leakage of personal information can have serious consequences, so it is important to protect personal privacy. Private Chinese New Year's Eve schools should be vigilant, collect personal information reasonably and legally, and protect the rights and privacy of students.
Thankfully, due to the voices of netizens, the night school has adjusted the registration page and deleted the sensitive information that was originally required to be filled in. This move demonstrates the power of public opinion and serves as a reminder to educational institutions to exercise caution when it comes to information gathering.
It is hoped that this incident will attract wider attention and prompt the relevant departments to make stricter supervision and regulation of personal information protection. Only under the premise of fully protecting personal privacy can private educational institutions better provide services for students and truly achieve a balance between educational fairness and personal information security. #镇江头条#