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China Lost Millions of Cell Phone Users in 2020: Official Data
China recently issued conflicting sets of data for the number of cell phone and landline users in the country. But the data all reflect a net loss of millions of cell phone users, leading some to speculate whether the decline was due to the economic downturn, pandemic-related deaths, or something else all together.
Today, nearly every Chinese person needs a cell phone to commute into major cities. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, authorities mandate citizens to input their health information into a cellphone app, which then generates a QR code that determines a person’s risk of getting the disease and thus, whether the person can pass through security checkpoints.
https://www.afinalwarning.com/484267.html (Natural News) When President Richard Nixon normalized relations with China at the ultimate expense of Taiwan in the early 1970s, over the next several decades American corporations increasingly saw the populous Asian giant as a piggy bank.
Opening markets to more than a billion people was just too much to pass up, so U.S. corporations cozied up to Beijing and, in addition to outsourcing American jobs, sent trillions in American wealth to China.
By the time Donald Trump ran for president, it was obvious that China’s wealth, power and influence in the United States had reached its zenith. U.S. corporations and (mostly Democratic but not exclusively so) politicians fell over themselves to win favor with Beijing in a bid to continue having access to the country’s massive and growing consumer base.
off. thes? they don t want even the tiny elite, who have access to the internet, tiny portion of the population, they don t want them knowing what is going on with sony and other issues around the world. they can flip it off. or is it china? china telecoms is the company through which the internet it routed for north korea. they say, we get it, and they flipped the switch. we don t know. have another thought, question, if you will, mike baker. the united states right now in an unprecedented fashion is looking at human rights violations in north korea, and trying to decide if they re going to try dictator kim jong-un. would north korea have turned off the own internet so their people couldn t see what s going on inside of the united nations. the internet going dark in north korea has to be a big inconvenience for the four people in north korea who have internet access.
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