TikTok, Chinese smartphones & 5G verbieden.

ViveLaBelgique · 24 april 2020, 09:48

China doet waar wij hier over zeveren. Ze monitoren hun inwoners individueel met behulp van een smartphone. Hiermee kunnen ze sociale contacten traceren en personen die risico liepen op besmetting of besmet zijn isoleren.

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitic...rus-task-force

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/featu...?sref=6uww027M

The public-private “health code” system that China developed to manage Covid-19, hosted on the Alipay and WeChat apps but deeply linked with the government, assigns one of three viral risk statuses—red, yellow, or green—to every citizen. It’s a powerful tool with clear potential for abuse. A green QR code, which denotes a low risk of having the virus, is the general default, while coming into contact with an infected person can trigger a yellow code and a mandatory quarantine. Red is for a likely or confirmed case.

China beperkt haar spionage zich niet tot haar grondgebied. TikTok is wereldwijd populair bij de jeugd en deze deelt hun sociale contacten met de Chinese partij.

In January 2019, an investigation by the American think tank Peterson Institute for International Economics described TikTok as a "Huawei-sized problem" that posed a national security threat to the West,[66][67] noting the app's popularity with Western users. They included armed forces personnel and its alleged ability to convey location, image and biometric data to its Chinese parent company, which is legally unable to refuse to share data with the Chinese government under the China Internet Security Law.[67] Observers have also noted that ByteDance's founder and CEO Zhang Yiming issued a letter in 2018 stating that his company would "further deepen cooperation" with Communist Party of China authorities to promote their policies.[68] TikTok's parent company ByteDance claims that TikTok is not available in China and its data is stored outside of China, but its privacy policy has reserved the right to share any information with Chinese authorities.[69] In response to national security, censorship, and anti-boycott compliance concerns, in October 2019, Senator Marco Rubio asked the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States to open an investigation into TikTok and its parent company ByteDance.[70] The same month, senators Tom Cotton and Chuck Schumer sent a joint letter to the Director of National Intelligence requesting a security review of TikTok and its parent company.[71][72]

In November 2019, it was reported that the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States opened an investigation into ByteDance's acquisition of Musical.ly.[73] The same month, following a request by Senator Chuck Schumer, U.S. Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy agreed to assess the risks of using TikTok as a recruitment tool.[74][75] Senator Josh Hawley introduced the National Security and Personal Data Protection Act to prohibit TikTok's parent company and others from transferring personal data of Americans to China.[76] In December 2019, the United States Navy as well as the U.S. Army banned TikTok from all government-issued devices.[77][78][79] The Transportation Security Administration also prohibited its personnel from posting on the platform for outreach purposes.[80] Following its prohibition by the U.S. military, the Australian Defence Force also banned TikTok on its devices.[81] Legislation was subsequently introduced in the U.S. Senate that would prohibit all federal employees from using or downloading TikTok.[82]

In 5G in Europa is China de grootste speler. 5G wordt ook gebruikt door China om de epidemie in kaart te brengen. België gebruikt ook het gsm netwerk om de sociale bewegingen in kaart te brengen, naar zeggen van providers en autoriteiten op geanonimiseerde basis.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concer...eless_networks

Het gross van de smartphones die hier op de markt komen zijn ook van Chinese oorsprong. Ze kunnen ook door China gebruikt worden als spionagetoestel.

Het is maar dat je weet hoe China de pandemie in haar land bedwingt. De grote uitdaging van China is geen besmettingen uit het buitenland toe te laten. China zet op elke primaat wereldwijd een code "groen", "orange" of rood.

Dadeemelee · 24 april 2020, 09:51

Daarvoor is wel een app nodig. Nederland en België hebben dat bestudeerd maar ondertussen al verworpen omwille van de privacy.

ViveLaBelgique · 24 april 2020, 09:58

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Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Dadeemelee

Daarvoor is wel een app nodig.

Dat is een misverstand. De app van China dient voornamelijk de code "groen,"orange" of "rood" te laten zien. Voor het bepalen van de code gebruikt China niet enkel de informatie van een corona-app zonder toestemming van het individu, ongeacht hun nationaliteit en waar ze ook ter wereld verblijven.

Dadeemelee · 24 april 2020, 10:00

Citaat:

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door ViveLaBelgique

Dat is een misverstand. De app van China dient voornamelijk de code "groen,"orange" of "rood" te laten zien. Voor het bepalen van de code gebruikt China niet enkel de informatie van een corona-app zonder toestemming van het individu, ongeacht hun nationaliteit en waar ze ook ter wereld verblijven.

Dat is omdat ze telecomoperator van China zijn.

24 april 2020, 09:48	#1
ViveLaBelgique Secretaris-Generaal VN Geregistreerd: 16 januari 2011 Berichten: 41.372	TikTok, Chinese smartphones & 5G verbieden. China doet waar wij hier over zeveren. Ze monitoren hun inwoners individueel met behulp van een smartphone. Hiermee kunnen ze sociale contacten traceren en personen die risico liepen op besmetting of besmet zijn isoleren. https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitic...rus-task-force https://www.bloomberg.com/news/featu...?sref=6uww027M The public-private “health code” system that China developed to manage Covid-19, hosted on the Alipay and WeChat apps but deeply linked with the government, assigns one of three viral risk statuses—red, yellow, or green—to every citizen. It’s a powerful tool with clear potential for abuse. A green QR code, which denotes a low risk of having the virus, is the general default, while coming into contact with an infected person can trigger a yellow code and a mandatory quarantine. Red is for a likely or confirmed case. China beperkt haar spionage zich niet tot haar grondgebied. TikTok is wereldwijd populair bij de jeugd en deze deelt hun sociale contacten met de Chinese partij. In January 2019, an investigation by the American think tank Peterson Institute for International Economics described TikTok as a "Huawei-sized problem" that posed a national security threat to the West,[66][67] noting the app's popularity with Western users. They included armed forces personnel and its alleged ability to convey location, image and biometric data to its Chinese parent company, which is legally unable to refuse to share data with the Chinese government under the China Internet Security Law.[67] Observers have also noted that ByteDance's founder and CEO Zhang Yiming issued a letter in 2018 stating that his company would "further deepen cooperation" with Communist Party of China authorities to promote their policies.[68] TikTok's parent company ByteDance claims that TikTok is not available in China and its data is stored outside of China, but its privacy policy has reserved the right to share any information with Chinese authorities.[69] In response to national security, censorship, and anti-boycott compliance concerns, in October 2019, Senator Marco Rubio asked the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States to open an investigation into TikTok and its parent company ByteDance.[70] The same month, senators Tom Cotton and Chuck Schumer sent a joint letter to the Director of National Intelligence requesting a security review of TikTok and its parent company.[71][72] In November 2019, it was reported that the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States opened an investigation into ByteDance's acquisition of Musical.ly.[73] The same month, following a request by Senator Chuck Schumer, U.S. Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy agreed to assess the risks of using TikTok as a recruitment tool.[74][75] Senator Josh Hawley introduced the National Security and Personal Data Protection Act to prohibit TikTok's parent company and others from transferring personal data of Americans to China.[76] In December 2019, the United States Navy as well as the U.S. Army banned TikTok from all government-issued devices.[77][78][79] The Transportation Security Administration also prohibited its personnel from posting on the platform for outreach purposes.[80] Following its prohibition by the U.S. military, the Australian Defence Force also banned TikTok on its devices.[81] Legislation was subsequently introduced in the U.S. Senate that would prohibit all federal employees from using or downloading TikTok.[82] In 5G in Europa is China de grootste speler. 5G wordt ook gebruikt door China om de epidemie in kaart te brengen. België gebruikt ook het gsm netwerk om de sociale bewegingen in kaart te brengen, naar zeggen van providers en autoriteiten op geanonimiseerde basis. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concer...eless_networks Het gross van de smartphones die hier op de markt komen zijn ook van Chinese oorsprong. Ze kunnen ook door China gebruikt worden als spionagetoestel. Het is maar dat je weet hoe China de pandemie in haar land bedwingt. De grote uitdaging van China is geen besmettingen uit het buitenland toe te laten. China zet op elke primaat wereldwijd een code "groen", "orange" of rood. Laatst gewijzigd door ViveLaBelgique : 24 april 2020 om 09:48.

24 april 2020, 09:51	#2
Dadeemelee Secretaris-Generaal VN Geregistreerd: 13 mei 2015 Locatie: Vlaams-Brabant Berichten: 76.451	Daarvoor is wel een app nodig. Nederland en België hebben dat bestudeerd maar ondertussen al verworpen omwille van de privacy.