No man can serve two masters.
This ought to make it clear to Big Tech: there is no “partnership” with China. Doing business with them means supporting their repressive, authoritarian regimehttps://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/08/business/economy/china-huawei-trump.html …
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With all due respect Senator, who the ***k does China think they are telling U.S. companies not to cooperate? At some point, we're going to have to remind they're not #1.
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There was a ban, tightly controlled when one wanted to do business with the USSR. Should now be the same with
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I have no doubt that every piece of technology that leaves china has the ability to spy on the user...
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Do Saudi Arabia now.
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There are many other places in the world that would love to have our business.
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The rising use of “TIk Tok” by younger westerners is concerning. While tik tok brands itself as a private company it’s really not, it is owned by communist Chinese royalty. Every Chinese company is essentially run by the communist government.
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