>China doesn’t allow Western social networks. Not entirely true, they just have to follow Chinese law if operating within China, but they mostly refuse to. Fo

>China doesn’t allow Western social networks. Not entirely true, they just have to follow Chinese law if operating within China, but they mostly refuse to. For instance facebook wasn't blocked in China until 2009, when it refused to release information on suspected terrorists. You can argue those laws US companies would have to follow in China ae wrong, but they are still applied more-or-less evenly. If you want to respond in kind then make privacy laws that Chinese companies would find difficult to follow, but are none-the-less applied evenly. >if you think they are interested in “co-living” go talk to the Kremlin on how that went. China is bidding its time but their intention is to end US dominance. It's interesting that Americans consider "co-living" to mean continuation of US domination.