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That's exactly like the travel advisories to the US for EU firms. If it bothers you this much, why this Don Quixote act, why not do something about it where you
by Garvi 2y ago
That's exactly like the travel advisories to the US for EU firms. If it bothers you this much, why this Don Quixote act, why not do something about it where you actually can? Otherwise it's just bashing the Chinese for internet happy points. Just like reddit.
- cletus 2y agoUnauthorized access by Chinese state actors is not a hypothetical [1]. [1]: https://www.computerworld.com/article/1600064/hackers-used-ie-zero-day-not-pdf-in-china-google-attacks.html https://www.computerworld.com/article/1600064/hackers-used-i...
- oska 2y agoYou are referencing something orthoganol to the subject at hand here (searches of devices while going through customs, which garvi is right to point out occurs in a range of countries). (Not only that but it was a very poor reference, with almost no detail given in the linked article of China's alleged involvement in the hacks.)
- estebank 2y agoAs someone who's more affected by the US behavior than the Chinese behavior, and very critical of it, what you're doing is whataboutism.
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- Garvi 2y agoWhat you are doing is proving my point.
- nvy 2y ago>Otherwise it's just bashing the Chinese for internet happy points. Just like reddit. Not every criticism of China is xenophobia.