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Old 30-11-2018, 11:56 PM
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Fair enough. Maybe I'm just a bit jaded. I don't see it as such a leap because of course they would do it if they can, same as we would if we could, but unfortunately, China makes 90% of the world's electronics.

I did think it was interesting that what they were saying about hiding the chips in between the layers of the motherboard. That sure is getting pretty sneaky!!

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Old 01-12-2018, 12:18 AM
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So it’s ok for the NSA to spy on us but not the PLA.
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that's the common view, isn't it, Fahim/Netwolf?
"NSA wouldn't commit theft/industrial espionage so it's bearable what they do. I or We have nothing to hide. "
Forgotten are the January 2014 Snowden revelations that the NSA did indeed snoop around Siemens' and other's data networks.

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