U.S. Tech Giants Shift Hong Kong, China Strategies Over Security Law

The video discusses the challenges tech companies face in Hong Kong due to new laws granting broad police authority over user data and content. These laws conflict with privacy commitments, posing legal, business, and reputational risks. Companies must decide whether to comply with these laws or relocate. The geopolitical context, including US-China relations, further complicates the situation. The video explores potential outcomes based on business models and the impact of Hong Kong's national security law.

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How might the implementation of the national security law in Hong Kong affect US-China relations?

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