How long will the room records be kept in the police station?

First, how long will the check-in record be kept in the police station?

1. The Public Security Bureau will keep the ID card for at least three years after opening the hotel. However, the law does not clearly stipulate the retention period of hotel check-in records, and the Ministry of Public Security has no unified regulations. Specific personal information needs to be inquired by myself in relevant business units or through public security organs.

2. Legal basis: Article 29 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Protection of Consumer Rights and Interests.

Obligatory operators to protect consumers' personal information should follow the principles of legality, justice and necessity in collecting and using consumers' personal information, clearly explain the purpose, method and scope of collecting and using information, and obtain the consent of consumers. When collecting and using consumers' personal information, business operators shall disclose their collection and use rules, and shall not collect and use information in violation of the provisions of laws and regulations and the agreement of both parties.

Operators and their staff must keep the personal information of consumers strictly confidential, and may not disclose, sell or illegally provide it to others. Operators shall take technical measures and other necessary measures to ensure information security and prevent consumers' personal information from being leaked or lost. In case of information leakage or loss, remedial measures should be taken immediately.

Without the consent or request of consumers, or the explicit refusal of consumers, business operators shall not send commercial information to consumers.

Second, can the opening record be used as evidence of cheating?

The record of opening a room can be used as evidence of cheating. However, since the opening record involves personal privacy issues, the way to obtain this evidence must be legal, and it must be able to prove that you obtained the evidence through legal channels. If the legality of the obtained evidence cannot be proved in court, otherwise the court will exclude the evidence.