Beijing has firmly rejected accusations of illicit data collection, asserting its commitment to data privacy amidst growing international scrutiny of Chinese tech firms. During a recent press briefing, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson, Guo Jiakun, addressed concerns head-on, stating unequivocally that China "has never – and will never – encourage businesses or individuals to collect or store users' data through illegal means."
Thursday, 6 February 2025
China Denies Data Theft Allegations as DeepSeek AI Rattles US Tech Giants – But Washington Remains Wary
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Beijing has firmly rejected accusations of illicit data collection, asserting its commitment to data privacy amidst growing international scrutiny of Chinese tech firms. During a recent press briefing, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson, Guo Jiakun, addressed concerns head-on, stating unequivocally that China "has never – and will never – encourage businesses or individuals to collect or store users' data through illegal means."
Xi Jinping and Thai PM Vow Closer Ties, Raising Eyebrows in Washington
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In a meeting held in Beijing this Thursday, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra pledged to deepen the already robust relationship between their two nations. Framing the bond as a "millennia-old friendship," Xi emphasized mutual respect and support, particularly in safeguarding national sovereignty and security – a recurring theme in China's diplomatic engagements amidst a complex global landscape.
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