Huawei phones automatically deleting videos of the protests?
The bigger news to me was that Apple blocked AirDrop in China - specifically to limit dissent and for preventing people from organizing [1]. A company that misses no chance to showcase its liberal credentials, bending over backwards for perhaps the most dictatorial government in the world to suppress the most basic of freedoms.To quote from Apple's article on racism [2], "With every breath we take, we must commit to being that change, and to creating a better, more just world for everyone." I guess according to Apple, Chinese people don't deserve any of what's written in their post.[1]: https://qz.com/apple-airdrop-china-protest-tool-1849824435[2]: https://www.apple.com/speaking-up-on-racism/