Topic: Falun Gong
Falun Gong practitioners face severe persecution in China, where the government employs extensive surveillance and censorship tactics to suppress their beliefs. This includes police tracking of protesters, jailing individuals for accessing related materials, and major tech companies like Apple and Google enabling state censorship through compromised security and content filtering. The situation highlights the ongoing battle for free expression and privacy against authoritarian control.
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Police in China enable “alarms” in CCTV to track protesters
New privacy concerns.
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Chinese women jailed for downloading Falun Gong ebooks
5 years in jail.
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New report alleges Apple compromises iCloud security, providing encryption keys to Chinese government
Apple is accused of contradicting its stance of privacy.
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Google Voice Typing censors phrases about Falun Gong, a practice persecuted by the Chinese Communist Party
Google-owned YouTube was recently caught deleting comments that criticized the Chinese government.
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Report finds evidence of TikTok censorship
ByteDance said the original goal was to not censorship – but preventing “conflict” from the real world spilling over to…





