- 美国众议院提出了三项法案，以使中国数据安全对智能手机的威胁更加明显。
- 第一个法案，即TELL（告诉所有人离开美国的数据位置）法案，将要求任何维护网站或分发存储在中国的信息的移动应用程序的人披露数据存储情况。联邦贸易委员会将负责执行这一披露要求。
- 第二项法案，由众议员Kat Cammack和Darren S.A.撰写。Kat Cammack和Darren Soto撰写的第二项法案，将要求任何出售或分发移动应用程序的人披露该应用程序是否被禁止在政府设备上使用。联邦贸易委员会将对未能履行该法案规定的义务的任何人处以每次最高46,517美元的处罚。
- 第三项法案，即《互联网应用完整性和披露法案》，将迫使由中国某人或中国共产党拥有的任何实体披露与中国的联系，由联邦贸易委员会负责执行。
- 这三项法案旨在解决中国对美国数据隐私的利用和保障数据安全。这些提案直接瞄准了TikTok，并在拜登政府继续审查该平台的国家安全影响时提出。
- 众议院能源和商业委员会的创新、数据和商业小组委员会将审查这三项提案，并将美国在科技领域与中国的竞争力作为优先事项。
- Three bipartisan bills have been introduced in the US House of Representatives to make Chinese data security threats to smartphones more apparent.
- The first bill, the TELL (Telling Everyone the Location of Data Leaving the US) Act, would require anyone who maintains a website or distributes a mobile app with information stored in China to disclose the data storage. The Federal Trade Commission would be responsible for enforcing the disclosure requirement.
- The second bill, written by Reps. Kat Cammack and Darren Soto, would require anyone selling or distributing a mobile app to disclose if the app is banned from government devices. A maximum penalty of $46,517 per violation would be imposed by the FTC on anyone who fails to meet the obligations under this bill.
- The third bill, the Internet Application Integrity and Disclosure Act, would force any entity owned by someone in China or by the Chinese Communist Party to disclose the Chinese connection, with the FTC tasked with enforcement.
- The three bills are aimed at addressing China’s exploitation of US data privacy and safeguarding data security. The proposals have TikTok directly in their sights and have been introduced as the Biden administration continues to review the national security implications of the platform.
- The House Energy and Commerce Committee’s innovation, data, and commerce subcommittee will review the three proposals and has made American competitiveness in the tech sector opposite China a priority.
链接：Bipartisan bills would expose privacy threats posed by China-linked apps - Washington Times