Hong Kong Police Can Now Demand Phone Passwords; Refusal May Lead To Jail & Hefty Fines #shorts
March 24, 2026
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as posted by the channelHong Kong has introduced new amendments to its national security law, allowing police to demand phone and computer passwords from those suspected of violations. Refusal could lead to up to one year in jail and heavy fines, while providing false information may bring up to three years in prison. Authorities can also seize “seditious” materials without arrests, marking a further expansion of enforcement powers.
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