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Agree and it's not just Chinese users. Just talking about that one country (there are others, let's set that aside) it's Chinese users, and anyone who happens t
by natch 4y ago
Agree and it's not just Chinese users. Just talking about that one country (there are others, let's set that aside) it's Chinese users, and anyone who happens to be in China, and it would seem to be also anyone who, knowingly or unknowingly, anywhere around the world… in the US, the UK, the EU, etc… anywhere, has so much as a one-time interaction with such a user.
I feel like that paragraph would lose most people because it's a long chain of connections. It's hard to do a TL;DR but here, I'll try:
Basically "If you message someone in China, Apple sees to it that your identity and content is handed to the Chinese government."
I don't know this for a fact. But as far as I can tell (and they aren't saying anything) this is exactly what is going on.
- nr2x 4y agoInteresting point! The thing with Apple that annoys me is they believe their own marketing, but if you say "Privacy is a Human Right" and deny it to Chinese citizens, you either don't consider Chinese people human, or you are full of shit. Honestly, not sure where Apple stands given their labor practices in China, the people who assemble the widgets certainly haven't been treated like human beings.