Taiwan launches website to collect intelligence from Chinese citizens

The Taiwan government has launched a website to encourage Chinese citizens to report intelligence data. This is reported by Reuters, according to UNN.

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It is noted that the communication channel is intended for people who are "tired of the system and want change": Taiwan and China, which views the democratic island as its territory, have long spied on each other, and Taiwan, in particular, reports an increase in cases of Chinese espionage.

Combined with a growing range of social and livelihood issues, these conditions are fueling public discontent. As a result, more and more people are turning to relevant institutions in Taiwan, wishing to provide various information

It is indicated that the website features a one-minute video generated by artificial intelligence. The video shows a Chinese civil servant watching as his colleagues are fired from their jobs.

"The website is blocked in China, although many Chinese use VPNs to access other blocked sites, such as Western social networks and search engines," the publication writes.

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