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but this doesn’t change anything… fines are just CoO, to large companies. they need to be forced to implement methods to allow consumer repair and maintenance, for all current and past models that are resistant to it, to fix this.

I mean… it should be obvious that this would happen. google since 2024 has gone full on fascist-support.

your data, regardless of where you live in the world, is not safe from Google sharing it specifically with the US Govt. without due process and without any privacy oversight.

it’s not in question that they will comply, it’s in their best financial interest as they are a government contractor at 4 different levels, including military intelligence and weapons design…

trusting Google is at your own peril… but we are also in a point of time where options are even more limited due to the restrictions on email providers and platform dependence.

honestly this still seems weird to me. primarily as it suggest that china sees all other nations as hostile entities. that alone should make them be treated like NK in international circuit but instead, because of their manufacturing capabilities, no one does…

its not fair to the citizens, dual-citizenship holds major benifits in trade and multi-national business. this would massively help china. but it’s like China thinks it can rule the rest of the world by dependence forever… it’s so weird.

long-term China’s economy would hurt from this tactic… so hinging citizenship like that is bonkers to me.

but I digress, and do agree. the logical standpoint would be to revoke citizenship to enforce. but this also goes along with their other actions where they “help”(kidnap) Thier citizens living abroad that violate this law.

the really bonkers thing about this all is I have a friend who is a Australian citizen, he was born there. but his mum was born in China, in a small village. she travels back and forth doing questionable things and China, while aware, does nothing. she has dual citizenship… so make it make sense…

also I still don’t get how China thinks they get a say on dual-citizenship like that. it screams unstable dictatorship…

“why Europe can’t keep up”: because they are not trying? they are still trying to cater to the same clientele of a decade ago…

That’s the first step to it. SystemD doesn’t need to store any private data like that. Like most changes, if it’s done in stages, instead of all at once. It’s much harder to revert…

something about religions and militaries only lead to institutions of the criminaly insane.

look at the crusades and you will see parallels.