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Q: Can the Chinese Internet Police Check Our Emails, Phones?

I'm both paranoid and ignorant, which is definitely not a good combo. Enlighten me: just how easy is it for internet police to spy on our emails for keywords, sky convos or phones?

 

I heard from people that if they want to, the government has the power to pretty much shut down all phone signals for a short period of time (say, in times of crisis)...

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there are plenty of search engines that let you find people and many different methods of searching.
the best advice i can give you is lock or delete your social networks.
But anybody determined enough will find another door you can't shut or know about.

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Yes. They do check. Happened to a work colleague.

Stiggs:

How did your colleague know? Did he/she did busted for something?

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They were contacted by "the authorities" for posting stuff on WeChat. They did not say if it was police or their scarier counterpart.

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I think they can, if they want, but they don't, to 99.99% of us common folks.

So probably don't say something on the Internet which you would regret later.

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yes they can. They learned how to from the RCMP, SAS, FBI, CIA, Mossad and Canadian Security Service.

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Well, there was that guy who had his contract cancelled and his visa rescinded because he posted an "anti-China" statement on his LinkedIn profile while on vacation.  

icnif77:

Yeah, normal person should consider that ... Can't love to make money and hate the employer's country ... in the same time.

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Anywhere but in China, you can.

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Face culture pitfalls ... he he

We're blasting China here all the time ... and nothing had happened, at least not to me while I was in ...

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