Is tencent/GGG giving your info to China?
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" Its the same as when you lets say buy a car. Car dealer gets your info but car manufacturer doesnt. Its a lot more complicated but in general thats how it works. |
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tbh who cares if ggg does? china probably has it already anyways xD
3.26 when?
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" Car dealers, in general, are not owned by the manufacturer. They are authorized dealers for a product, and are self-owned. Same thing for Doritos in a grocery store. A better comparison would be saying that a Subway or McDonald's are 3rd parties because a franchise owner had a bunch of them. Is that true? McDonalds is a 3rd party to their own company? That seems nuts but again not my area of expertise. "Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt."
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" Thats why i said its a lot more complicated. Investors cant do a lot of things that you would think they should. Your deal is with GGG not with Tencent. Its actually a lot closer to car dealer example. The laws are stupid, convoluted and have more exceptions then things that they cover. Tencent cannot enforce anything without breaking the law because GGG is NZ company and NZ law takes priority. It would be a lot more complicated if you were citizen of China. Besides its irrelevant, you are in the end just a No-Name from the internet like all of us. Even some indian guy i Burkina Faso has your info anyway. Last edited by kuciol#0426 on Sep 30, 2020, 11:21:34 AM
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having the majority of shares does not necessarily make you own all data.
ggg is still operating under nz law, not chinese. as far as i know, only america has the law that subs in other countries have to grant access to the internal data to the parent company if american authorities want them. age and treachery will triumph over youth and skill!
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