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points by ngl999 2 days ago | 0 comments

> Tech in China isn't used to suffocate anybody's human rights either

Explain the mass uploading of secret screen recordings in more than ten phone brands sold in China in a component called SystemHelper, disclosed in the past few days, including but not limited to Xiaomi, Samsung, OPPO.

[–] yogthos 2 days ago

Ah yes, because American companies absolutely do not vacuum up all your data. Also, big news to me that Samsung is Chinese.

[–] ngl999 2 days ago

Whataboutism, so predictable.

Also, read again what I said, 'sold in China'.

Does it hurt so much when your fantasy turns out to be fake?

Oh, and you haven't explained the uploading. Maybe your last visit to onlyfans is now in a server, you know.

[–] yogthos 2 days ago

Screeching whataboutism is what low intellect individuals do to justify applying a double standard. What Chinese companies do in China is basically the same thing that Americans do in the US and everywhere else. Yet, people claim America is a free country. So, apply the same logic to China?

If you need to be explained why companies like to harvest customer data, then what else is there to say about you.

[–] ngl999 2 days ago

First, work on your English before embarrassing yourself in public.

Second, work on your logic skills before embarrassing yourself in public.

Third, you still have not explained why recording phone screens and uploading the recording without telling the phone owners is not 'suffocating anybody's human rights'.