coconutoperator

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   by coconutoperator 10y ago

   The big problem is black market for data/identities. Not only in China but in the world. Identity theft is quite huge. And a lot of those data weren't even stolen but was sold by those corrupt officials or staffs in some firms.
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   by coconutoperator 10y ago

   There are always security/privacy trade-offs when it comes to applying policies. There are 1.4bn people in China. It has to take a much scalable approach to manage the population to ensure safety for average people and smooth functioni
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   by coconutoperator 10y ago

   Privacy is pretty much finished whether you are using a service from China or anywhere else. Given there are more surveillance to come in post-terrorism era.
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   by coconutoperator 10y ago

   It's a good sign but not that impressive, people are expecting a top-notch change-maker one from Nokia. At least it should be with flagship android specs. Not many people would pay the 'Nokia premium' for the specs of this ph
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   by coconutoperator 10y ago

   Actually, it's not aiming at protecting local music industry, if so they would do that years ago. It's more like to push political/business pressure on South Korea to stop them installing THAAD.
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   by coconutoperator 10y ago

   I am not sure there are 'so many' especially in big cities, but quite a few comparing to the developed world.