Submitted by HorrorCharacter5127 t3_125eg3o in technology
cydus t1_je410ef wrote
How likely is it that its just because its not owned by an american person or company and that this is what america does not like?
PurelyLurking20 t1_je4cbas wrote
Incredibly likely. The CCP really did not have much access to US user data and they were already in the process of moving all data centers for US users into America, which would also be run by Americans.
They're no different than tencent, just making a metric ton of money for CCP investors. There's basically zero chance or even motive for them to hand over any more user data than American companies are also collecting and selling to whoever wants it.
FirstAtEridu t1_je486tz wrote
Look no further than the Monsanto-Bayer purchase. The moment the germans bought it tens of thousands of lawsuits came in.
Dlwatkin t1_je4rl2n wrote
Monsanto was already in a huge lawsuit before they got bought
FirstAtEridu t1_je4t2ge wrote
>May 29, 2018: U.S. regulator approves Monsanto takeover
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>July 9: First Roundup trial begins
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>Aug. 10: California jury finds Roundup caused plaintiff's cancer, orders Bayer to pay $289.2 million
Comical, really. The moment it changed owners and the protective hand was lifted the hits started coming in.
Dlwatkin t1_je4tbrq wrote
not sure your point, the lawsuit was long and on going before they started to buy them
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