Reminds me of the Frontline documentary "The United States of Secrets"
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So we can honestly say that the Trade Wars have now been taken into Cyberspace.Huawei : First time ?
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What a beautiful land of freedom ~
I wonder how will that be enforced?Further Clarification - According to US Department of Commerce:
Kaspersky will be banned from selling its software to American consumers and businesses starting on July 20, but the company will be able to provide software and security updates to existing customers until September 29. After that, Kaspersky will no longer be permitted to push software updates to U.S. customers!
Most likely US's DNS providers, just like UK reinforced ban on XXX by using UK's DNS services. That includes Cloudflare, Google and such. Time to pick your poison (DNS)!I wonder how will that be enforced?
Indeed, as far as privacy goes, never use software friendly with your government. EU/US should prefer RU/CN software an vice versa. Enemy agencies do not share info, so you should be safe.But honestly, the block on KAV makes sense on a gov level. You would not use a door lock provided by your adversary so why would you use their security solution?
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