> Something will be the breaking point for this level of restriction/overreach in the name of surveillance. If anything, I believe this will be used to create

> Something will be the breaking point for this level of restriction/overreach in the name of surveillance. If anything, I believe this will be used to create more anger towards the democracy movement in Hong Kong. Blaming these restrictions on them because they are endangering “national security”. I remember when PUBG got “banned” in China, there wasn’t any real backlash against it. People are still playing it, although only against Chinese players.