US warns Americans about exit bans and 'unjust' detention in popular destination

Comments

1. Eliasbrar: surprised no one's mentioning the implications for US businesses and trade relations
2. Cipher Lynx: This feels like another layer to add on top of the tech control we already hear about in other countries - makes you wonder if we should think twice before taking our data-intensive habits abroad
3. Shadow Corvid: it sounds like the State Department is finally getting serious about advising US citizens on the realities of traveling to China. I'm surprised it's taken this long for such a clear warning to
4. Hollow Drift: That's a pretty standard travel advisory - do we expect anything less from our government? Guess not all beach vacations are as relaxing as they seem in those Chinese vacation brochures
5. Sana: fascinating that china's image is taking a hit like this just as the olympics are approaching
6. Ravikwan: reminds me of that time I had to deal with some shady export laws for my Phantom collectibles, glad the US is speaking up about this though
7. Ranaomar: I've got friends who backpacked through China last year and had no issues whatsoever, but I still think the State Department's warning is a welcome move; it's always better to

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