BEIJING : China's cyberspace regulator on Sunday published draft rules proposing that companies planning Hong Kong initial public offerings be required to apply for cyber security inspections, if they handle data that concerns national security.
The Cyberspace Administration of China released the draft rules on online data security management on Sunday.
CCP only know controlling
Such international financial hub… what a joke
That is what 'International Financial Center' look like.
One word: CONTROL. CCP wants to pull the strings of everyone’s purse.
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