The (presumed) lack of due process on banning apps, and the centralized control on what users may install (corporate or governmental) are concerning. But, judgi

The (presumed) lack of due process on banning apps, and the centralized control on what users may install (corporate or governmental) are concerning. But, judging from the article, it sounds like calling those apps 'malicious' is warranted, and I wouldn't bat an eye if the developers behind them were charged with some sort of fraud (assuming a fair trial). So I'd rather we not conflate Chinese human rights abuses with what just might be consumer protection.