"You can directly check the Swedish population identification system," Schaefer replied to Chen Yiyang while busy preparing for his entry into Beifu, without turning his head.
The Swedish population identification system?
Chen Yiyang opened his laptop and checked, only to realize that, in a sense, there's no such thing as privacy for the people in Sweden.
As a capitalist country, the Swedish don't care about privacy issues.
Because Swedes have no concept of privacy at all.
In Sweden, the government has implemented a population identification system similar to the domestic household registration system.
The so-called population identification number can be directly understood as the domestic ID number, being the unique identification number for Swedish citizens.
The identification number consists of twelve digits, with the first eight being the birth date and the last four being a personal code.
