[HN Gopher] Oh no, I betrayed America
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Oh no, I betrayed America
Author : anigbrowl
Score : 18 points
Date : 2025-07-07 21:39 UTC (1 hours ago)
(HTM) web link (musgrave.substack.com)
(TXT) w3m dump (musgrave.substack.com)
| WarOnPrivacy wrote:
| Author bought a Huawei watch and found it to be an excellent
| replacement for his Apple watch.
|
| That said, most the article concerns the below bit and I tend to
| agree with it. The China challenge is much
| bigger than alarmists understand. It's not just about
| espionage or market share. It's about the United States
| and the West more broadly losing preeminence and Chinese
| firms becoming reliable parts of life.
|
| From a security standpoint: When my data lands in the hands of
| Chinese interests and USA entities, only the latter is leveraging
| it against me. In the stack of data risks to be mitigated, China
| is at the bottom and everyone tied to the US is at the top.
| RandomBacon wrote:
| > From a security standpoint: When my data lands in the hands
| of Chinese interests and USA entities, only the latter is
| leveraging it against me. In the stack of data risks to be
| mitigated, China is at the bottom and everyone tied to the US
| is at the top.
|
| I hope you don't work for a company or know anyone who works
| for a company that China might want to influence, steal secrets
| from, sabotage, etc; otherwise your information or information
| that you have about other people could be used against you,
| people you know, your company, your interests, etc.
|
| Foreign intelligence doesn't always go after people in
| "important" jobs, they sometimes go after janitors or other
| people who have _access_ to either facilities or _people_.
| pimlottc wrote:
| @dang suggest changing the submission to use the article's less
| clickbaity subtitle: "My journey to a Huawei watch"
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