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The anti-doxing amendments will be put before the city's Legislative Council and a bill is expected to be approved by the end of this legislative year, said Paul Haswell, Hong Kong-based head of the technology, media, and telecom law practice at global law firm Pinsent Masons.
The tech firms' concerns about the proposed rules are legitimate, Mr. Haswell said. Depending on the wording of the legislation, technology companies headquartered outside Hong Kong, but with operations in the city, could see their staff here held responsible for what people posted, he said.
A broad reading of the rules could suggest that even an unflattering photo of a person taken in public, or of a police officer's face on the basis that this would constitute personal data, could run afoul of the proposed amendments if posted with malice or an intention to cause harm, he said.
"If not managed with common sense," the new rules "could make it potentially a risk to post anything relating to another individual on the internet," he said.