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It's not made by a US company. Meaning there is no insensives to add us gov backdoors or something for military or for companies like palantir.
Google is an ad company. They have insensitives to collect all the data on us.
Oh yeah cause China is known for freedom and privacy.
I hate big tech too but i promise you China is no better.
I'm. I'm going to disagree. All the antihuman inventions like AI and palanter recently seems to be coming from domestic geniuses
and china has almost all messaging through government controlled app wechat, qr payments everywhere, active tracking for social credit score, and blocked internet traffic for specific websites. they are definitely big on surveillance...
if anything they have more incentive to add backdoors to phones going overseas, look at what happened with huawei
That person (if they are a person at all) to whom you're responding can't be serious.