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With China being such a manufacturing powerhouse, I can imagine loopholes are essential to keep international business and trade in order.
by darkmighty 9y ago
With China being such a manufacturing powerhouse, I can imagine loopholes are essential to keep international business and trade in order.
- yeukhon 9y agoIf it is a loophole it is not legitimate. To keep business and trade IN ORDER it would be legal. I think some of the loopholes are “honeypot” just to capture potential intelligence.
- zhte415 9y agoInternational companies can apply for VPN which allows them to legally use one. They need to attest that it will be used for business purposes; this should sensibly part of the negotiation process when investing and establishing a presence.
- PakG1 9y agoI'm not sure about VPNs? As I understand, it's corporate lines to overseas that's allowed. That's what we use, we lease bandwidth on a major submarine cable that goes to California and sign a contract that says we won't be using it to break laws, and Vvv we tell our employees to only use it for work.
- zhte415 9y agoThe data has to get from office to submarine cable, VPN is needed. When logging in from home, I need to select the end-point of the VPN, so I'm pretty sure it is a VPN. This is common with any country - connecting to the corporate network must be via VPN (unless the corporate is crazy and in violation of many laws disclosing customer data).