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These reviews are not necessarily independent. If they don't yield any results the organisations lose their funding. So they have the incentive to be as dishone
by eznzt 6y ago
These reviews are not necessarily independent. If they don't yield any results the organisations lose their funding. So they have the incentive to be as dishonest as Apple and China are.
- esarbe 6y agoNo, they don't. China and Apple have their reputation to protect, so they have a very high stake in the game. The Tech Transparency Project's goal is to uncover misconduct and malfeasance in public life. They don't have to 'prove' any wrongdoing with regards to Apple or China. If their research with regards to Apple or Chine doesn't pan out, they have many, many more potential targets without danger of losing any funding at all.
- threatofrain 6y agoBut this is just a mitigating argument, and even in this framing Apple and China seem like very big targets.
- wolverine876 6y ago> not necessarily Do you have any serious evidence? Otherwise we are raising random possible problems. Maybe it's a false flag! Maybe it's the CIA or FSB or Martians! Maybe! Not necessarily!
- esarbe 6y agohehe