Social Credit System

Definition

The Social Credit System is a government-initiated program in China that aims to assess and rate individuals, businesses, and organizations based on their social behavior, financial credibility, and adherence to laws and regulations.

Related terms

Surveillance State: This term refers to a society where extensive surveillance measures are implemented by the government to monitor its citizens' activities.

Blacklist: In the context of the Social Credit System, a blacklist is a list of individuals or entities with low social credit scores who may face restrictions or penalties.

Rewards Program: Some aspects of the Social Credit System include rewards for individuals or businesses with high social credit scores, encouraging positive behaviors.