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There's a few reasons, one is financial - USA wants those installation contracts. Another is that USA wants covert access to those networks (instead of the Chin
by pbhjpbhj 6y ago
There's a few reasons, one is financial - USA wants those installation contracts. Another is that USA wants covert access to those networks (instead of the Chinese).
For me as a private citizen of the UK the Chinese having access seems less likely to impact me than USA having that access.
- imiric 6y agoThere's something disturbingly dystopian about governments competing for access to private individual data, and us having to consider which one we're more OK with... How about "no" to all of that nonsense?
- stunt 6y ago> How about "no" to all of that nonsense? I agree, but I'm not sure if we can stop it. I think it's desirable to ask them to be transparent about it though. Knowing what's is place and how it works seems like a basic right.