> There is an argument that where China is blocking market access, the West should reciprocate. Faire point. But what I'm expecting that we already do it: we

> There is an argument that where China is blocking market access, the West should reciprocate. Faire point. But what I'm expecting that we already do it: we probably ask for modifications in their software as well, it's not not something we talk about. > If Zoom is a Chinese company with just a registered US office as has been suggested, then it would appear to be an attempt to circumvent that. I would think it's more of a PR move. WeChat has such a reputation it would never make it into the west.