When it comes to the Internet, Trump prefers the Chinese model

[PeaceGen]

Shares of Tencent plunge more than 4% after Trump's executive order on TikTok and WeChat - CNBC

1. Shares of Tencent plunge more than 4% after Trump's executive order on TikTok and WeChat CNBC
2. Trump issues orders banning TikTok and WeChat from operating in 45 days if they are not sold by Chinese parent companies CNN
3. Trump administration wants to purge Chinese tech from US networks CNN
4. When it comes to the Internet, Trump prefers the Chinese model The Washington Post
5. Blocking TikTok Opens a Can of Worms for Facebook, Google Bloomberg
6. View Full Coverage on Google News

Local : 2020-08-07(Friday) 06:09:00
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might be interesting reading material for Chinese readers on this website..

 

[PeaceGen]

As Trump bans WeChat, some in China turn to encrypted messaging app Signal
Signal isn't blocked by the Great Firewall, unlike other encrypted messaging apps including WhatsApp and Telegram.

Local : 2020-08-07(Friday) 21:17:00
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heads up, Chinese intel..

 

[Dalit]

So do Europeans and in fact the rest of the world. It is a myth that European countries don't censor or block content on the Internet. There is no such thing is complete freedom.

 

[Globenim]

The U.S. regime bans Chinese apps because they are too popular and leave the lackluster and less innovative U.S. services in the dust, because they effectively don't allow U.S. interest groups to manipulate and steer international opinions and trends like they do with Facebook and Twitter and because they publish U.S. government orders to snoop on private data of users, wheras domestic companies like Microsoft just spy for the U.S. regime behind closed doors under laws that force all U.S. companies to spy for the U.S. regime on demand.

China never did anything like that. U.S. shills love to equate Chinas ban on certain U.S. apps coerced by the U.S. regime to flagrantly breaking and refusing to follow simple Chinese laws, violating data protection and actively endorsing threats to Chinese national security. China gave all these U.S. companies opportunities to come clean with the law and still keeps the doors open for them but they refused, obviously because of political pressure from the U.S.A..

There is no law in the U.S.A. that says Chinese or foreign owned apps or products cant be successfull and leading the way. Thats why they needed an executive order to enforce this unlawfull treatment of Chinese companies.

The title is pretty retarded.

 

[kankan326]

Chinese government's asked US app companies to meet below requests if they wanted to do business in China :
1. Data centers should be in China. Reply from US companies: No
2. Obey Chinese security law. Reply from US companies: No

What Chinese app comanies did in US:
1. Put data centers in US
2. Strictly abided by US laws
Reply from US governemt: No