"Mr. Kaplan is rightly concerned about TikTok and WeChat's censorship and efforts to propagandize. But the tea almost blew out of my nose when I read his statement that the U.S. should ban WeChat if "it can't ensure American standards of free expression and privacy."
America-based social-media platforms like Twitter have been shown to routinely ban users whose writings aren't fancied by them or the government. My privacy is invaded constantly by Google or Facebook ads directly at me because of a web search I did. China has a valid point when it points the finger right back at us on censorship and privacy issues.
Jack Wissner
Atlanta" [1]
Mr. Musk is dealing with censorship. Let us see how it will go for him. Before we remove ad basis of our internet the privacy problem will remain though.
1. Tencent Replies on Censorship and Propaganda
Wall Street Journal, Eastern edition; New York, N.Y. [New York, N.Y]. 31 Jan 2023: A.14.
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