Investigation: the US government allowed and even helped US companies sell tech used for China's surveillance across five GOP and Democratic administrations (Associated Press)

An investigation reveals that the US government has not only permitted but also facilitated the sale of technology used for surveillance in China by American companies across five administrations, both Republican and Democratic. This raises significant concerns about the implications for privacy and human rights, as these technologies could be used to monitor and control citizens in China. The findings highlight a troubling intersection of corporate interests and government policy, prompting questions about accountability and the ethical responsibilities of tech companies.