Mixed feelings on the WSJ's latest piece of Chinese data policy. On one hand, think they did a good job of touching on key points. On the other hand, the nuance gets lost in the ominous overtones and they end up kind of missing the bigger picture.https://www.wsj.com/articles/chinas-new-power-play-more-control-of-tech-companies-troves-of-data-11623470478 …
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Replying to @kendraschaefer
I don't think there is any problem with this policy. Chinese user information collected by foreign enterprises must remain in China. a lot of information may involve national security. Doesn't the US often abuse national security excuse? every country needs information security.
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Replying to @limingchu998
I could probably spend a hundred tweet-hours talking about pros and cons of the policy - and I do think there are cons - but I agree that infosec is a fact of life, there is an increasing need for govs to protect domestic data, and China is allowed to do that, too.
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