Just want to make sure I'm following this properly:
@sfmnemonic saying @Apple asserts law violated, might be true, so Apple should cite the legal authority?
@zeynep saying there can be no legal authority for this in Hong Kong so any claim of violation of law necessarily false?
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Right and this is why I'm asking what
@sfmnemonic would consider acceptable for those concerned to say, now. It's both because, as you say, the claim is (per your reporting of police statements) baseless, and because there's urgency here. -
I'm not inclined to let Apple play delay of game on this. I appreciate due process but I think it's a stretch to apply here because we don't even know what legal process is due, and the statements you report indicate there isn't a legal process at play
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