> It's immoral to discriminate on the basis of fear, prejudice, and rumor. Except for the fact that state-sponsored hacking and IP theft is a real thing. Your

> It's immoral to discriminate on the basis of fear, prejudice, and rumor. Except for the fact that state-sponsored hacking and IP theft is a real thing. Your comment reads as naive and extremely uninformed. I would invite you to read the Huawei "Tappy" indictment [1] to understand the lengths that certain nations go to steal from US companies. Here we have a company that is literally offering cash bonuses to their employees for stealing IP. > the systems should be tight enough to make sure absolutely no-one has access to customer data without consent If you read the indictment, you'll realize that these rogue employees don't care about audit logging or any punishment that follows as a result of getting caught. In many cases, all they have to do is fly back to their country and they'll be rewarded and regarded as heroes for their loyalty to their country. [1] https://www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1124996/download https://www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1124996/downl...