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I don't think that applies to HK (yet), which auxiliarily is related to what the protesters are protesting about (separation of legal zones)
by hkmurakami 7y ago
I don't think that applies to HK (yet), which auxiliarily is related to what the protesters are protesting about (separation of legal zones)
- loyukfai 7y agoRight. AFAIK, even in China you're not required to do such except perhaps being a Uyghur in Xinjiang... However, the PRC government is believed to have full access to popular apps like WeChat, among other surveillance tools. If I were to do it, maybe I'd just ask phone makers to install such tools as system or ring-0 apps. Why would I give the people a chance to choose whether to participate in my mass surveillance scheme?