From wedding photographers to farm gadgets, Chinese campaign warns of spy risks
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From wedding photographers to farm gadgets, Chinese campaign warns of spy risks Documentary series aired on state TV says cover stories, tech tools and scope of espionage ‘far exceed what most people can imagine’ The National Administration of State Secrets…
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What happened
From wedding photographers to farm gadgets, Chinese campaign warns of spy risks Documentary series aired on state TV says cover stories, tech tools and scope of espionage ‘far exceed what most people can imagine’ The National Administration of State Secrets…
Why it matters
“In real life, the methods, tools, covertness and scope of espionage employed by foreign intelligence agencies [against China] far exceed what most people can imagine,” the narrator said in the first instalment of the five-part documentary, titled On your…
Common ground
Foreign spy agencies were operating under a variety of covers, the programme said, acknowledging that China faced greater challenges in protecting its secrets amid the rapid advancement of technology innovation.
Perspective signals
No major persuasion pattern has been attached yet, so the source, headline, and evidence should carry most of the weight for readers.
Follow-up questions
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