More than 5B people use mobile devices Comments
- Bob
- nGYb
It's not just about censorship, but competition and data protection. Imagine a billion + Chinese citizens giving their personal data away to the US Gov. That is what happens with the dominance of Facebook, Twitter, Google etc.
- Anonymous
- 0wY6
Whats impressive about it is not the amount of phones but the wiring of the planet. A phone doesn't work just like that out of the blue - it needs a nearby mast/tower which in turn in no good unless there is an internet to hook up to.
- Anonymous
- 4S2y
Anonymous, 15 Jun 2017Then why are you on a mobile tech site?Because I am different than the rest.
- Anonymous
- bJbp
Polius, 16 Jun 2017I copied it all. Why? Thank you. I tried. Since some of you too lazy to google stuff and ask i... morelol. Initially I thought you wrote all these by yourself.
- Polius
- RIE@
Anonymous, 16 Jun 2017you copied the first few sentences from wikipedia. Nice try.I copied it all. Why? Thank you. I tried. Since some of you too lazy to google stuff and ask it here instead. :-)
- Anonymous
- bJbp
Polius, 15 Jun 2017In China, Facebook was blocked following the July 2009 Ürümqi riots because Xinjiang... moreyou copied the first few sentences from wikipedia. Nice try.
- Anonymous
- 043Z
Anonymous , 15 Jun 2017Excluding myself. More than 5 billion people are zombies.Then why are you on a mobile tech site?
- Polius
- RIE@
123456789098, 15 Jun 2017Why exactly are Facebook, Twitter,etc. banned in China?In China, Facebook was blocked following the July 2009 Ürümqi riots because Xinjiang independence activists were using Facebook as part of their communications network. Some Chinese users also believed that Facebook would not succeed in China after Google China's problems. The popular Renren social network (formerly Xiaonei) has many features similar to Facebook, and complies with PRC Government regulations regarding content filtering. Twitter is blocked in China; however, many Chinese people use it anyway. Facebook not blocked in Hong Kong or Macau. However, Facebook, Twitter and Youtube counterparts; Weibo, RenRen and Youku succesfully exist in China.
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- Q5iD
123456789098, 15 Jun 2017Why exactly are Facebook, Twitter,etc. banned in China?same question
- Sathish
- QK3@
123456789098, 15 Jun 2017Why exactly are Facebook, Twitter,etc. banned in China?They have banned almost all social sites.. even Google in their list.
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