SURVEILLANCE AND SCORING
Facial recognition cameras.
What technology is used to instantly identify citizens in the video?
Banks, private companies, and the state.
Which three sources provide data for the Social Credit System?
Nanjing.
Which city is described as a testing ground for social ranking?
18,000.
How many model citizens are there in Nanjing out of 8 million people?
On cinema screens.
Where are the names of untrustworthy citizens publicly displayed?
950 points.
What is the maximum possible score in China’s Social Credit System?
Social media behavior.
What type of online activity is monitored by the system?
Jaywalking.
What illegal pedestrian behavior does Shan Wenwen avoid?
Half-price bus fares.
What public transport benefit do high scorers receive?
The Supreme Court.
Which institution created the blacklist for bad citizens?
Scores in the 700s
Which score range is considered “good” according to the video?
Criticizing the government online.
What online action lowers a citizen’s social credit score?
Electronic payments.
What type of payment allows the state to track purchases?
Museums.
Which cultural places offer discounts to model citizens?
23 million.
How many people and companies are on the blacklist according to the video?
Around 500 points.
Around which score is considered average?
Praising the party or donating blood.
Name one action mentioned that increases a person’s social credit score.
Buying cigarettes.
Which purchase lowers a citizen’s social credit score?
The library.
Which public service is free for model citizens?
He discovered he was banned from traveling.
What happened when journalist Yu tried to buy a train ticket?
A bank credit rating.
What is the social credit score compared to at the beginning of the video?
Rebuilding a moral society.
What is the stated goal of using big data in the system?
Buying nappies.
Which purchase is shown as a sign of responsible parenting?
Because of her high social credit scor
Why does Shan Wenwen receive these benefits?
A digital dictatorship.
What term is used by critics to describe this system?