Something like that.
Plus remember when Zoom was a national security threat? You know with that Chinese guy in charge, the Chinese servers, the censoring on behalf of the CCP ...
Funny how that all disappeared when Zoom got in bed with Oracle.
Plus remember when Zoom was a national security threat? You know with that Chinese guy in charge, the Chinese servers, the censoring on behalf of the CCP ...
Funny how that all disappeared when Zoom got in bed with Oracle.
Calling nearly everything on or related to the internet a matter of "national security" is to demand that everything be overblown.
People can't be convinced it's used for child pornography, because that's pretty easy to prove/disprove. So now the boogeyman is national security.
Only those who have access to the underlying classified information can legitimately make the argument. Those who don't have the same access must trust those who do.
The system breaks down quickly when the former group gets everyone into a war because they failed to vet the underlying intelligence or purposefully misconstrued the intelligence or they just moved the goalposts of "national security" to include preemption.