Comment by jankassens
6 years ago
If India (or any other country for that matter) would be in an armed conflict with the US, they would probably also consider banning various US controlled services.
6 years ago
If India (or any other country for that matter) would be in an armed conflict with the US, they would probably also consider banning various US controlled services.
China is not in armed conflict with US , why does it ban every app that civilized world uses ? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_websites_blocked_in_ma...
protectionism.
I asked about the algorithm thing--that's what I'm curious about. Where specifically does that belief end.
I'd guess that double-standards are inevitable and desired when there is an armed conflict between nations.
If Indian government sees no harm in US apps whilst banning Chinese apps, this is the definition of diplomatic pressure. Asymmetry is the tool used to apply this pressure.
Your point is valid - we have no way to know Facebook algorithms and it is a blackbox, but this isn't supposed to be a symmetric comparison for aforementioned reasons.