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Exactly. That's why it's just expected that the PRC managed to acquire the personnel records of all US federal employees, and it's not a big deal that the PRC s
by lucubratory 3y ago
Exactly. That's why it's just expected that the PRC managed to acquire the personnel records of all US federal employees, and it's not a big deal that the PRC stole data on the F-35. Same with industrial espionage, states are just going to keep spying on each other, why get upset about it? It's just what states do.
- Ekaros 3y agoIf your country doesn't value private personal data(unless it is medical) it should be entirely expected to anyone with money to get it. And countries tend to have deep pockets. So them getting data works entirely by design.
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- meepmorp 3y agoThe countries have every right to be upset, but this is standard practice and everyone does it. There's a reason why counterintelligence agencies exist. My comment was a preemptive response to the inevitable naive and/or grandstanding rants people here are apt to deliver on the subject. E.g., your own comment.
- phil21 3y agoHe upset about it, but acting surprised or outraged is just fake crocodile tears.