Re:Why we challenge Microsoft’s battery test
by xiaoma on Thursday June 23, 2016 @02:22PM
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Only in the same vein as the more extreme example of avoiding flight itineraries with a layover in North Korea is.
There are two sides to any story and countries have different versions of reality that they believe in and promote. Nonetheless it's foolhardy to not notice which countries take an overly keen interest in people's communications and the "correctness" of their views... and jail those saying things they don't like.
If you're completely unfamiliar with the history of recent Chinese-western software collaborations, try googling "TOM-Skype"
There are two sides to any story and countries have different versions of reality that they believe in and promote. Nonetheless it's foolhardy to not notice which countries take an overly keen interest in people's communications and the "correctness" of their views... and jail those saying things they don't like.
If you're completely unfamiliar with the history of recent Chinese-western software collaborations, try googling "TOM-Skype"