To standardize the application of facial recognition technology, the National Cyberspace Administration released the "Regulations on the Security Management of Facial Recognition Technology Application (Trial) (Draft for Soliciting Opinions)" on the 8th, proposing that facial recognition technology can only be used to process facial information if it has a specific purpose and sufficient necessity, and strict protective measures are taken. The use of facial recognition technology to process facial information should obtain individual consent or written consent in accordance with the law. With the rapid deepening of digitization, facial recognition has become a common high-frequency application, significantly improving convenience while also triggering potential security risks from various sources and depths. The "Draft for Soliciting Opinions" aims to enhance the standardized application and compliance level of facial recognition technology, thereby protecting personal information rights and other personal and property rights, maintaining social order and public safety. Wu Shenkuo, Deputy Director of the Research Center of the China Internet Association, told Science and Technology Daily that its content contains three core concerns: emphasizing the multiple unity of legal and ethical governance in the application of facial recognition technology The focus is on achieving systematic connection and institutional support with various upper level legal norms, highlighting the purpose and necessity requirements of facial recognition technology application, and opening the curtain on the governance of China's facial recognition system. The relevant departments collaborate to achieve full process supervision and management. The draft for soliciting opinions points out that installing image acquisition and personal identity recognition equipment in public places should be necessary for maintaining public safety, comply with relevant national regulations, and set up prominent warning signs. The construction, use, operation and maintenance units that install image acquisition and personal identification equipment in public places shall have the obligation to keep confidential the personal images and identification information obtained, and shall not illegally disclose or provide them to the public. At the same time, organizations that install image acquisition and personal identity recognition equipment for internal management should reasonably determine the image information acquisition area based on actual needs, and take strict protective measures to prevent personal information from being leaked, tampered with, lost, or illegally obtained or utilized. From the installation of facial recognition equipment to image collection, from data processing and storage to data provision and deletion, from the accuracy and accuracy of technology applications to confidence thresholds, from technology users to product or service providers, the "Draft for Soliciting Opinions" highlights the full element supervision and full process standardization of facial recognition technology applications. Wu Shenkuo stated that this will increase the compliance cost of related businesses, We will also closely monitor and coordinate with relevant departments. It is reported that the network information department will work with relevant departments such as the telecommunications regulatory department, public security organs, and market supervision to strengthen supervision and inspection of the use of facial recognition technology according to their responsibilities, promptly identify safety hazards, and urge rectification within a specified period of time. In recent years, news such as Hangzhou Wildlife World forcing consumers to "brush their faces" into the park, well-known bathroom brands being exposed to capture consumer facial information, and widespread installation of facial recognition devices in sales offices have sparked heated discussions. In response to the key application scenarios of facial recognition technology, the "Draft for Soliciting Opinions" has formulated special governance rules, including not being allowed in hotel rooms, public bathrooms, changing rooms, bathrooms, and other potential infringement areas