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Windows and Office are neutral applications. They're not social communication or information platforms. And hardly anyone uses Bing in China.
by chrisco255 6y ago
Windows and Office are neutral applications. They're not social communication or information platforms. And hardly anyone uses Bing in China.
- burfog 6y agoThey are not neutral applications. Windows has settings for timezone, language, currency, and more. Using the software sold in China, can you choose Taiwan or is it called Chinese Taipei? What do the maps show for the South China Sea, for the border with India, and for Tibet?
- em500 6y agoSkype / Microsoft Teams and iMessage work in China. So being American owned communicators / subject to American espionage are not sufficient to get banned in China.
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- jjcc 6y agoYou are right. Anything that is not likely cause ideological polarization would be free to make money in China. So it's not really economical motivated policy as the narrative from the White House