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She says "fuck tencent" but she's dealing with a totalitarian government that restricts fundamental human rights like privacy, speech, movement, and even procre
by staunch 9y ago
She says "fuck tencent" but she's dealing with a totalitarian government that restricts fundamental human rights like privacy, speech, movement, and even procreation!
The question to ask is: why are you as a foreign-based journalist working with/for the Communist Party of China in the first place? Why are they cooperating with you at all?
- newfoundglory 9y agoWhat do you think journalists should do, not try and report on China?
- staunch 9y ago1. Stop using a service known to be controlled by the Chinese government for journalistic endeavors. 2. Ensure your journalism is helping to improve the world and not enabling oppression.
- StudentStuff 9y agoLets be realistic here, she obviously doesn't understand technology in any shape, form, or way, and (considering the Chinese Govt lets her reside in China) doesn't do hard hitting or quality journalism. Its unlikely a journalist in name only will improve anytime soon, but morons like her being flabbergasted that WeChat is giving all her comms away is hilarious! She is obviously inept.