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WeChat Ban: I Talk About It with UCLA Law Student (and Chinese Lawyer) Yan Zhao on the LegalTeaHouse Podcast

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Eugene Volokh is the Gary T. Schwartz Distinguished Professor of Law at UCLA.

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One response to “WeChat Ban: I Talk About It with UCLA Law Student (and Chinese Lawyer) Yan Zhao on the LegalTeaHouse Podcast”

  1. Larry Liu
    October.6.2020 at 10:53 pm

    It is clear that there is first amendment interest. Why is full disclosure not a sufficient remedy for the government’s concern of espionage? It could require wechat to warn its users every time they use the application that any data or speech may be disclosed to the Chinese government. Thanks.