Apple Sells Out Pro-Democracy Protesters in Hong Kong to Appease Chinese Government
The company removed an app from its appstore that protestors were using to track Hong Kong police movements.
The company removed an app from its appstore that protestors were using to track Hong Kong police movements.
Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam defended the move as something that could help to restore peace and order in the region.
Reports say the young protester is in critical condition.
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YouTube has disabled some 210 channels it says were used in a coordinated “influence operation” spreading disinformation.
Chinese officials are not happy about Western social media cracking down on government-run accounts for spreading disinformation about the Hong Kong protests.
Protesters and their supporters have accused Mulan star Liu Yifei of supporting police brutality and anti-democratic sentiments.
Protesters were largely apologetic to air travellers for causing an inconvenience but have tried to explain they have no other choice.
Protestors are filling the Hong Kong airport and holding up signs to warn travellers about police brutality, which has only escalated in recent weeks.
Amid mounting unrest and a night of violence in Hong Kong, Apple is among the retailers that have chosen to shut stores or close them early citywide.
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