Taiwan Launches Website for Chinese Nationals to Report Intelligence

Taiwan has established a new website designed to allow Chinese nationals to report intelligence. The platform is reportedly blocked within China, a country where many citizens commonly use Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) to bypass internet censorship.

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Taiwan Launches Website for Chinese Nationals to Report Intelligence

Taiwan has launched a new online platform intended for Chinese nationals to submit intelligence.

The website is reported to be blocked in China. Despite such restrictions, numerous Chinese internet users frequently utilize Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) to access blocked online content, including Western social media and search engines.

(Source: Japan Times)

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