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They assign tracking wristbands to everyone entering Hong Kong. I had one. Mine was just a paper band with a QR code on it - it was implied it had some form o
by lvturner 6y ago
They assign tracking wristbands to everyone entering Hong Kong.
I had one.
Mine was just a paper band with a QR code on it - it was implied it had some form of RFID chip in it, although it was clear it didn't.
The new ones are a larger grey box that straps on to your wrist - I'm not convinced this isn't a panopticon too, but have yet to see any firm evidence either way.
While I know the risks, I'm partly for it - the methods here have worked.
Yes, yes, I know it's a slippery slope, hence the use of the word "partly"
- nsgi 6y agoCan you take it off?
- lvturner 6y agoOnly with scissors - from what I've seen online the newer larger grey ones are removable, but it's possible you can't put them back on after removing them - don't know for sure. Edit: upon entering HK you are put in to mandatory quarantine for two weeks - it's during this period the wrist bands are used.