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I'm guessing this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Credit_System#United_Kingdom https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Credit_System#United_Ki...

• newsgremlin 8y ago
  It's talking about credit score, which at the moment is limited to guage the risk the lender takes when the person is borrowing money - loans, mortages, credit cards. It's not universal and each lender has their own system in place but are held secret, from their mouths anyway, they don't have to legally tell you why you've been rejected. Very different to China, but I wouldn't put it past politicians to extend this to other areas of society.
• collyw 8y ago
  This would seem to be more an aggregation of financial credit scores, rather than a "Social Credit System" as I image those to be.