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#WR: The end of the expression freedom in Internet! @WSJ wrote that Google, Facebook and Twitter are in trouble in Hong Kong due to ”China’s imposition of a national-security law on the city.” No more WhatsApp and other apps to avoid the jail! #HongKongProtests #socialmedia #Apps
#WR: The end of the expression freedom in Internet! @WSJ wrote that Google, Facebook and Twitter are in trouble in Hong Kong due to ”China’s imposition of a national-security law on the city.” No more WhatsApp and other apps to avoid the jail! #HongKongProtests #socialmedia #Apps
According to the new Hong Kong's national-security law, the police can request information about social media users to the technology companies and with this data push to jail to users who express opinions against Chinese regime.
The Wall Street Journal says that since the protests started in Hong Kong, the citizens of this city are using Internet in a massive way to express opinion against local authorities and Beijing.
The new national-security law gives to the local police the authorization to punish the protesters that use the Internet to express their protests.
SOURCES: The Wall Street Journal, my own tech think tank.
The Wall Street Journal says that since the protests started in Hong Kong, the citizens of this city are using Internet in a massive way to express opinion against local authorities and Beijing.
The new national-security law gives to the local police the authorization to punish the protesters that use the Internet to express their protests.
SOURCES: The Wall Street Journal, my own tech think tank.
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