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  • Sweden, Norway rethink plans for cashless societies over fears that fully digital payment systems would leave them vulnerable to Russian security threats

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  • Affordable housing and the threat by malicious actors to attack digital payment systems are two different things. Homelessness has to be addressed, of course, but we are dealing here with something else.

  • Ukraine war: China's TikTok “more dangerous” in terms of spreading Russian disinformation than the Russia-founded messaging app Telegram, Ukrainian expert says

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    TikTok Has Pushed Chinese Propaganda Ads To Millions Across Europe -- ( July 2024, updated September 2024)

    According to TikTok's newly public advertising library, ads from China’s largest state media outlets touting everything from China Covid lockdowns to tourism in the troubled Xinjiang region have been broadcast to millions of the platform's European users.

    TikTok Ads Paid for by Chinese Media Target European Users -- (August 2023)

    Chinese media sponsored over a thousand ads on TikTok targeting European audiences. Additionally, accounts that carefully obscure their connections to China may pose further risks in coordinated information manipulation campaigns.

    This are just two examples, there is much more across the web.

  • EU approves steep tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles

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  • Let us not forget the people in Xinjiang who pay a harsh price for cheap Chinese EV cars. Unfortunately, forced labour and supply chain transparency wasn't an issue here.

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    EU approves steep tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles

    www.euronews.com /my-europe/2024/10/04/brussels-breaks-impasse-after-eu-countries-fail-to-agree-on-chinese-ev-tariffs
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    Fact Checking: Misinformation Spread Quickly on Chinese-language Social Media after Lebanon’s Pager and Walkie-Talkie Explosions in September

    tfc-taiwan.org.tw /articles/11065
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    China calls for realtime censorship of satellite broadband

    www.theregister.com /2024/09/30/china_satellite_censorship
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    U.S.: Chinese state-sponsored spies spent 4 months in aerospace firm’s server

    www.theregister.com /2024/09/18/chinese_spies_found_on_us_hq_firm_network
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    U.S. to ban Chinese, Russian software and hardware used in autonomous vehicles

    apnews.com /article/commerce-autonomous-vehicles-national-security-china-russia-a895bbbbe59ae915aad2f0980b7acf08
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    New research identifies human rights abuses in battery supply chain as most abuses involve companies in China with products that end up in batteries globally

    www.theengineer.co.uk /content/news/infyos-research-identifies-human-rights-abuses-in-battery-supply-chain
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    We're losing our digital history. Can the Internet Archive save it?

    www.bbc.com /future/article/20240912-the-archivists-battling-to-save-the-internet

  • How the Chinese surveillance state is suffocating its citizen: Over the past decade and a half, the Chinese techno-authoritarian state has deeply entrenched itself in the day-to-day lives of citizen

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  • I’m from Europe and I’m kinda getting tired of reminding people from the US that your blind patriotism is just that…a blind spot that is used against the US citizens on every corner.

    For starters, I/m from Europe, but my friends from the U.S. might not need to be reminded where they live, they know that themselves. And we are all tired of this whataboutism all over the place. There is a lot of criticism on the U.S., the surveillance there, and Clarence Thomas. The thing is that in these posts, there are no whataboutisms, no one commenting, "but in China ...".

  • How the Chinese surveillance state is suffocating its citizen: Over the past decade and a half, the Chinese techno-authoritarian state has deeply entrenched itself in the day-to-day lives of citizen

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  • How the Chinese surveillance state is suffocating its citizen: Over the past decade and a half, the Chinese techno-authoritarian state has deeply entrenched itself in the day-to-day lives of citizen

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  • I guess they can't say much in this case. Maybe a bit whataboutism (chat control? Google does the same?), but you can't defend this imo.

  • How the Chinese surveillance state is suffocating its citizen: Over the past decade and a half, the Chinese techno-authoritarian state has deeply entrenched itself in the day-to-day lives of citizen

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  • Thanks for this.

    Maybe you know Total Trust, a documentary.

    Total Trust is an eye-opening and deeply disturbing story of surveillance technology, abuse of power and (self-)censorship that confronts us with what can happen when our privacy is ignored. Through the haunting stories of people in China who have been monitored, intimidated and even tortured, the film tells of the dangers of technology in the hands of unbridled power. Taking China as a mirror, Total Trust sounds an alarm about the increasing use of surveillance tools around the world – even by democratic governments like those in Europe. If this is the present, what is our future?

    If you speak German, you can watch it on Arte TV, but it is only available 3 more days.

  • Space debris: U.S. command chief says dialogue with China is too often a one-way street - "We all should operate with due regard and in a professional manner"

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  • Europe must end its quantum technology research with China over security and military risks of collaboration, researcher says

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  • [...] called quantum technologies “potentially revolutionary and disruptive” and classed them as “an element of strategic competition” with rival states [...] for components that can have military as well as civilian uses [and potentially] give China a scientific and military edge.

    So the article is quite clear, just read it.

    Basically, it is what China has always been doing, too. Many argue that China has even harsher rules regarding international collaboration -in both science and economy- and does not show any willingness for reciprocity.