How U.S. Tech Giants Are Helping to Build China's Surveillance State
A nonprofit led by Google and IBM executives is working with Semptian, whose technology is monitoring the internet activity of 200 million people in China.
A nonprofit led by Google and IBM executives is working with Semptian, whose technology is monitoring the internet activity of 200 million people in China.
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Iran and Syria are the only countries in the region where Semptian would refuse to sell its surveillance tools, an employee said.
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