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Am I the only one who sees it as a problem that US and European companies can't really work on China market, but they leave their markets wide open for Chinese companies? Like, no company is allowed in US/Europe if it does not recognize Taiwan as an independent state? Isn't it how conforming to local rules and regulations should work? UPD: clarification due to people mentioning Mercedes, etc: my comment was mostly di…
apple, bmw, mercedes benz, ikea would like a word with you
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_websites_blocked_in_ma...
As for the users, who cares? they are working for the algorithm like before and its business as usual.
Am I the only one who sees it as a problem that US and European companies can't really work on China market, but they leave their markets wide open for Chinese companies? Like, no company is allowed in US/Europe if it does not recognize Taiwan as an independent state? Isn't it how conforming to local rules and regulations should work? UPD: clarification due to people mentioning Mercedes, etc: my comment was mostly di…
Then he lost elections.
You don't get to threaten TikTok and win.
I wonder how many of these users are unique. TikTok makes it simple to have two or more accounts. A number of content creators (especially ones who make NSFW non-nude content) have alt accounts that they can use when their main gets muted.
Something that definitely can be done in TikTok also but the nature of the content (video) make it more complicated.
FB is full of people with double profile also, I've friends that have been having two profiles for ages. I think is a common issue
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That or USA based one... It's kinda toss up. At least the other one isn't bombing civilians in third countries.
I choose the scary I have the potential to vote out every few years or so.
How? I know exactly zero people who uses it. However, I do see TikTok videos on Instagram and Facebook all the time.
Am I the only one who sees it as a problem that US and European companies can't really work on China market, but they leave their markets wide open for Chinese companies? Like, no company is allowed in US/Europe if it does not recognize Taiwan as an independent state? Isn't it how conforming to local rules and regulations should work? UPD: clarification due to people mentioning Mercedes, etc: my comment was mostly di…
That's the unique/controlling way that China works. They block foreign apps to spur the development of local alternatives. But plenty of western businesses have thrived in China. KFC, Pizza Hut, Apple, Audi to name a few off hand. I definitely suggest visiting a Pizza Hut in China some time in your life, it's an experience (they serve wine).
Am I the only one who sees it as a problem that US and European companies can't really work on China market, but they leave their markets wide open for Chinese companies? Like, no company is allowed in US/Europe if it does not recognize Taiwan as an independent state? Isn't it how conforming to local rules and regulations should work? UPD: clarification due to people mentioning Mercedes, etc: my comment was mostly di…
Yeah, the broken reciprocity (and how the West got there) is embarrassing or even upsetting. What if... just what if a few decades ago WTO didn't take Chinese word for it?